US chip curbs could accelerate China's domestic chipmaking drive, analysts warn

US restrictions on semiconductor technology exports are accelerating China's development of domestic chipmaking equipment, potentially creating a self-sufficient industry that no longer relies on foreign suppliers like ASML.

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