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Hong Kong Becomes Key in CCP’s Supply of Semiconductors to Russia
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the number of newly registered companies with ‘Russia’ in their names has surged in Hong Kong.
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India Is ‘Stepping Into a Semiconductor Revolution’ With Multiple New Plants: Expert
India’s Prime Minister Modi launched three new semiconductor plants this month. The projects include partnerships with Taiwan and Japan.
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Commerce Department Proposes Nearly $20 Billion in Funding for Intel Semiconductor Chip Factories
Commerce Department Secretary Gina Raimondo said the investment will create over 30,000 well-paying jobs and ‘ignite the next generation of innovation.’
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Japan, Taiwan Prioritize Co-founding Chipmaking Facility to Deter CCP
The Japanese government has granted ‘unprecedented, bold support’ for the advanced chipmaking base.
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Senators Urge Biden to Close Loophole in Chip Battle
Lawmakers are pressing President Joe Biden to close a major loophole as they work to avoid helping Beijing make strides in the semiconductor race.
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No Evidence China Can Make Advanced Chips ‘at Scale,’ US Says
Huawei recently launched the Mate 60 Pro phone that some analysts described as a ’milestone' for China.
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Arm Raises Nearly $5 Billion for Its IPO, but Its Investments in China Raise Concern
Arm raises nearly $5 billion for its IPO, but the chipmaker’s investments in China raise some concern.
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US Commerce Department Vows to Protect National Security Amid Huawei Chip Breakthrough
The U.S. Department of Commerce has vowed to protect national security in the wake of China’s reported breakthrough in manufacturing a 7-nanometer chip without
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SoftBank’s Arm Expects Over $52 Billion for Its IPO in Latest Valuation
SoftBank’s Arm Expects Over $52 Billion For Its IPO On Wall Street In Latest Valuation.
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US Trying to ‘Choke’ China’s Military by Restricting Superconductor Sales: Commerce Secretary
The United States is trying to “choke” the Chinese regime’s military capacity and will not let the “most sophisticated” chips be sold to Beijing, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said.
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Hong Kong Becomes Key in CCP’s Supply of Semiconductors to Russia
After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022, the number of newly registered companies with ‘Russia’ in their names has surged in Hong Kong.
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India Is ‘Stepping Into a Semiconductor Revolution’ With Multiple New Plants: Expert
India’s Prime Minister Modi launched three new semiconductor plants this month. The projects include partnerships with Taiwan and Japan.
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Commerce Department Proposes Nearly $20 Billion in Funding for Intel Semiconductor Chip Factories
Commerce Department Secretary Gina Raimondo said the investment will create over 30,000 well-paying jobs and ‘ignite the next generation of innovation.’
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Japan, Taiwan Prioritize Co-founding Chipmaking Facility to Deter CCP
The Japanese government has granted ‘unprecedented, bold support’ for the advanced chipmaking base.
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Senators Urge Biden to Close Loophole in Chip Battle
Lawmakers are pressing President Joe Biden to close a major loophole as they work to avoid helping Beijing make strides in the semiconductor race.
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No Evidence China Can Make Advanced Chips ‘at Scale,’ US Says
Huawei recently launched the Mate 60 Pro phone that some analysts described as a ’milestone' for China.
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Arm Raises Nearly $5 Billion for Its IPO, but Its Investments in China Raise Concern
Arm raises nearly $5 billion for its IPO, but the chipmaker’s investments in China raise some concern.
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US Commerce Department Vows to Protect National Security Amid Huawei Chip Breakthrough
The U.S. Department of Commerce has vowed to protect national security in the wake of China’s reported breakthrough in manufacturing a 7-nanometer chip without
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SoftBank’s Arm Expects Over $52 Billion for Its IPO in Latest Valuation
SoftBank’s Arm Expects Over $52 Billion For Its IPO On Wall Street In Latest Valuation.
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US Trying to ‘Choke’ China’s Military by Restricting Superconductor Sales: Commerce Secretary
The United States is trying to “choke” the Chinese regime’s military capacity and will not let the “most sophisticated” chips be sold to Beijing, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said.
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