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China tells telecom carriers to phase out foreign chips in blow to Intel, AMD

China has told its largest telecom carriers to phase out foreign processors by 2027, the latest installment in a U.S.-China technology war that is splintering the global chip industry.

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S&P Futures Tick Lower as Investors Digest Big Bank Earnings

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China s chips not as far behind Intel/AMD as some investors may think

China s chips not as far behind Intel/AMD as some investors may think
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Michael Burry s Big Short Logic On China Tech Stocks

Michael Burry s Big Short Logic On China Tech Stocks
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China Chip Stocks Look Like Long-Term Winners to Wall Street

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