A Taiwanese company could build the first U.S. plant of its kind in more than 20 years in a small Texas town nearly 65 miles north of downtown Dallas in a move that could close the gap in the nation's semiconductor supply chain.
A Taiwanese company could build the first U.S. plant of its kind in more than 20 years in a small Texas town nearly 65 miles north of downtown Dallas in a move that could close the gap in the nation's semiconductor supply chain.
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