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The Biden administration is making good on its promise to fund a major semiconductor domestic manufacturing future with US CHIPS Act money.

Samsung seems to be getting a sizable subsidy in exchange for its increased investment in US chipmaking.

China is ramping up production of semiconductor microchips, stoking Western alarm that Beijing could gain leverage over global manufacturing supply chains.

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Once a semiconductor market leader, the company has fallen behind the competition and is now worth 12 times less than Nvidia

China is phasing out US-made chips and software from government computers in favor of domestic alternatives, aiming for technological independence amidst rising tensions with the US.

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