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The chip acts promoted in recent years by the United States, Japan, and the European Union (such as the CHIPS Act) are essentially attempts to reduce single-point dependence on Taiwanese semiconductors and reshape supply chain resilience.
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10/17/2026
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Valid until: 1/15/2027
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