Catalyze: Schneider Electric launches programme to slash emissions from semiconductors

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New initiative aims to make it easier for global semiconductor value chain to source clean power and cut emissions

Schneider Electric has announced it has joined forces with Intel and Applied Materials to launch a major new programme aimed at accelerating access to renewable power across the global semiconductor value...

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