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The global race for semiconductor supremacy, spurred by geopolitical tensions and supply chain vulnerabilities, has seen nations commit hundreds of billions to bolster domestic production. Canada is joining the fray, leveraging its strengths in research and niche technologies. Through significant federal and provincial investments, Ottawa aims to carve out a strategic role in the complex global supply chain. However, the nation faces formidable challenges, including immense capital costs, a specialized talent gap, and fierce competition from established players, making its path toward semiconductor sovereignty both ambitious and uncertain.