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Can America make the chip that rules the world?
The article highlights Intel's semiconductor operations in Oregon as the U.S. government seeks to rebuild domestic chipmaking capabilities amid rising tensions with China. Intel, the only American company designing and manufacturing advanced chips in the U.S., is central to this effort, with media access granted to its cleanroom, R&D lab, and a previously unvisited packaging facility.
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