As China commences vast operations to bolster its chip-manufacturing efforts, with one of them putting in-house EUV machines into trial production later this year, talented engineers who migrated to other regions in search of better opportunities, such as working for Apple have begun returning to their native homeland to catalyze the country’s operations. The newest entrant is an individual who worked on wireless semiconductors at the Cupertino giant, and his departure comes shortly after another chip engineer resigned from the company, with his work contributing to materializing the M3 and M4 that power a bevy of Apple Macs and iPads....