SEMICONDUCTOR SUPPLY CHAIN INTELLIGENCE MAP EN Introduction & guide Launch live demo →
WHAT CHANGED · U.S. expands AI-chip export controls — chain impact 2.41 · TSMC accelerates CoWoS — packaging shock easing · China Ga/Ge licensing — decay day 9 of 12 · sample feed

Static maps show where the chip supply chain is.
SSCIM shows where it's moving.

A live intelligence layer over the global semiconductor chain: 24 stages, 100+ companies with production shares and customer links, 16 countries — with explainable risk scores and an engine that propagates any event, scenario, or company disruption through the whole graph.

Open the dashboard

What you can ask it

Questions that today take an analyst a week of digging — answered visually, with the math shown.

EVENT → CHAIN

"BIS just expanded AI-chip rules. Who is exposed?"

The event lands on the graph, decays over time, and propagates along value-weighted edges: logic/AI → packaging → systems, with named companies and exposure numbers at every hop.

COMPANY → CHAIN

"If ASML is disrupted, how far does it spread?"

Company Impact Index simulates full disruption: 10 × market share injected at every stage held, propagated through the same engine. Customer-graph view names who buys what percentage.

SCENARIO → BRIEFING

"Write me the Taiwan Strait crisis briefing."

One tap generates the GP News daily watch: what changed, most-shocked nodes, company exposure leaders, country risk board, watch-next — straight from the model.

Explainable by construction

Every score decomposes into six source-tagged components — four computed, two declared analyst judgments. No black boxes, because credibility is the product.

sources: [GRAPH] [HHI] [POLICY DB] [EVENT ENGINE] [ANALYST ×2]

Where the data comes from

Curated node database

Every market share, facility and policy entry carries a citation and date. Missing data says "unavailable" — never guessed.

Human-reviewed events

Official sources (BIS, METI, MOFCOM, company IR) and trusted media, classified and mapped to the graph with confidence labels before anything reaches you.

Calibrated propagation

Engine parameters are backtested against documented episodes — the 2021 substrate shortage, 2023 Ga/Ge licensing, successive export-control rounds.