Samsung Electronics could begin construction of new US chip plant in Q3

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Samsung Electronics could begin construction of new US chip plant in Q3
Samsung Electronics could begin construction of a planned US$17 billion chip plant in the third quarter of this year with a target to be operational in 2024, a South Korean newspaper reported. Samsung is planning to apply an advanced 5-nanometer extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography chip-making ...

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