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Micron, SK Hynix Provide Surprise Twist to US Chips Acts Debate

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 02 September 2026, 11:02 UTC By Maggie Eastland 1 min read
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The memory-chip makers were a low priority when the US sought to revive domestic manufacturing

The memory-chip makers were a low priority when the US sought to revive domestic manufacturing
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