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China's semiconductor index has soared to a three-year high as the U.S. halts TSMC's advanced chip shipments to Chinese customers, prompting Beijing to accelerate its push for self-reliance in critical technology. The U.S. export restrictions have disrupted supply chains for major Chinese tech firms, leading to increased domestic investments and strategic partnerships aimed at overcoming these challenges and achieving semiconductor self-sufficiency.
By Dr. Tony Hoang4.6
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China's semiconductor index has soared to a three-year high as the U.S. halts TSMC's advanced chip shipments to Chinese customers, prompting Beijing to accelerate its push for self-reliance in critical technology. The U.S. export restrictions have disrupted supply chains for major Chinese tech firms, leading to increased domestic investments and strategic partnerships aimed at overcoming these challenges and achieving semiconductor self-sufficiency.

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