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Weekly news roundup: China gains ground in memory and AI hardware as supply stays tight
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China wields LCD pricing power as OLED patent war with Samsung heats up
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Nvidia's push for personal AI computers points to a broader shift toward on-premise compute
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South Korea's 300mm research gap: Daejeon pitches an open fab as a US$1.46 billion fix
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Meta's Muse faces security scrutiny over macOS zero-day, human-agent test
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China's Micro Han Xin code takes aim at Data Matrix in semiconductor traceability
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