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Tech firms deepen Asia chip investments
Tech giants like Nvidia and Samsung are significantly increasing investments in Asia's chip sector, with Nvidia planning $150 billion annually in Taiwan and Samsung building a $1.5 billion semiconductor testing plant in Vietnam. Rising demand for compute and AI technologies is driving this surge, though chip shortages are causing cost pressures for industries like China's EV sector.
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