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HomePhys.org - BusinessQ&A: Banned but not broken—how US policy is reshaping the global semiconductor landscape

Q&A: Banned but not broken—how US policy is reshaping the global semiconductor landscape

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As U.S.–China tech tensions continue to mount, the semiconductor industry has become a focal point in a high-stakes geopolitical standoff.

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