FedEx report sees AI boom lifting Philippine semiconductor growth prospects

By Public Technologies
  • FedEx published an APAC semiconductor market report with Frost & Sullivan, flagging AI infrastructure as a key demand driver.
  • APAC accounts for about 58% of global semiconductor industry revenue, positioning the region as the industry’s main growth center.
  • More than 2,000 new data centers are expected globally from 2026-2035, lifting demand for advanced chips.
  • The Philippines is positioned to gain investment as an assembly, packaging, testing hub as supply chains regionalize.
  • SEMICON Taiwan 2026 survey: 44% prioritized faster international shipping; 30% cited geopolitical disruption as the top growth risk.


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