Broadcom and Toppan open Singapore's first advanced chip substrate facility
According to Nikkei Asia, Broadcom and Toppan Holdings opened Singapore's first advanced chip substrate plant, months ahead of schedule, as Singapore seeks to strengthen its role in the global AI supply chain. The move is aimed at easing supply bottlenecks hampering the AI boom.
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Key facts
- 01Broadcom and Toppan Holdings opened Singapore's first advanced chip substrate plant.
- 02The facility was opened months ahead of schedule.
- 03The aim is to ease supply bottlenecks hampering the AI boom.
- 04Location: Singapore
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