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As cars evolve into software‑defined machines, semiconductors have become the nerve center of Asia’s automotive industry—and its biggest point of vulnerability. From chip fabs in Taiwan to vehicle assembly lines across Southeast Asia, increasingly complex, cross‑border supply chains are redefining how vehicles are built, moved and delivered. This piece explores why chips are now shaping the future of Asia’s auto trade—and why logistics resilience has become a competitive advantage. Sponsored by FedEx Express