DRESDEN, Germany — Hundreds of workers are scurrying through Robert Bosch's newly opened microchip factory here now, hurrying to turn out more chips to a world that's starving for the tiny things.
DRESDEN, Germany — Hundreds of workers are scurrying through Robert Bosch's newly opened microchip factory here now, hurrying to turn out more chips to a world that's starving for the tiny things.
Some see underutilized U.S. plants as a quick way for automakers to shift production of imported models. But doing so would be a costly, time-consuming process, experts say.