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Chips Make it Tough for US to Quit China – The Economic Times – Mumbai

In May, Micron Technologies, an Idaho chipmaker, received aserious blow as part of the US-China technology war. The Chinese government banned firms that handle crucial information from buying Micron’s chips, saying the company had failed a cybersecurity review. Micron said the change could destroy roughly an eighth of its global revenue.

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Chips Make it Tough for US to Quit China – The Economic Times – Delhi

In May, Micron Technologies, an Idaho chipmaker, received aserious blow as part of the US-China technology war. The Chinese government banned firms that handle crucial information from buying Micron’s chips, saying the company had failed a cybersecurity review. Micron said the change could destroy roughly an eighth of its global revenue.

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Chips Make it Tough for US to Quit China – The Economic Times – Bangalore

In May, Micron Technologies, an Idaho chipmaker, received aserious blow as part of the US-China technology war. The Chinese government banned firms that handle crucial information from buying Micron’s chips, saying the company had failed a cybersecurity review. Micron said the change could destroy roughly an eighth of its global revenue.

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Melbourne releases guidelines to support international student talent under new strategy – The Economic Times

Melbourne has released a new framework for international students to recognise the role of international education sector in Melbourne’s economic development. It plans to facilitate foreign investment by leveraging diaspora and alumni communities, including international students in Melbourne.

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Talent retention vital for cutting edge development in country: Sridhar Vembu – The New Indian Express

Patrick Fernandes, adviser to Indian government on semiconductor manufacturing and former Texas Instruments senior executive said electronics manufacturing should contribute nearly USD 1 trillion to achieve the USD 5 trillion economy goal of the government.

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