Samsung Weighs Second Texas Site For $17 Billion U.S. Chip Plant

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Samsung Weighs Second Texas Site For $17 Billion U.S. Chip Plant

Bloomberg2021-07-16

(Bloomberg) -- Samsung Electronics Co. is considering a second location in Texas for its envisioned $17 billion U.S. semiconductor plant, a signature project that could address U.S. concerns about ...

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·2021-07-16
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·2021-07-16
Fight with TSMC! Who is winner?
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·2021-07-16
Best news
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