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“It’s absolutely the case that our export controls have hurt their ability to conduct the war, made it harder,” Raimondo said.
Korean chipmaker Samsung is getting at least $6 billion in CHIPS Act grants to expand its U.S. manufacturing.
American officials want South Korea to restrict the flow of equipment and technologies for making high-end logic and memory chips to China, according...
The Commerce Department plans to spend $28 billion from the Chips Act on leading-edge facilities, Raimondo said.
U.S. officials are particularly concerned about the troves of data collected by so-called smart cars — which include EVs and other types of...
The U.S. does not have enough chip packaging, meaning U.S. chipmakers need to send their products to Asia to be assembled.
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