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Last weekend, Reuters reported that the US government issued unexpected guidance notifying that it will start enforcing licensing requirements for advanced chips for entities headquartered in China that have operations outside the country. | Collector
Last weekend, Reuters reported that the US government issued unexpected guidance notifying that it will start enforcing licensing requirements for advanced chips for entities headquartered in China that have operations outside the country.
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Last weekend, Reuters reported that the US government issued unexpected guidance notifying that it will start enforcing licensing requirements for advanced chips for entities headquartered in China that have operations outside the country.

Last weekend, Reuters reported that the US government issued unexpected guidance notifying that it will start enforcing licensing requirements for advanced chips for entities headquartered in China that have operations outside the country.

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