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Tech Insider: Xiaomi’s Indian Tax Woes, Covid Outbreak Hits Chips

A TuSimple driverless truck on display at the Automobile Pavilion of the China International Import Expo in November 2020. Photo: VCG

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Xi’an outbreak hits chip production

Memory chipmakers Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. and Micron Technology Inc. are experiencing staff shortages at their manufacturing facilities in the northwestern Chinese city of Xi’an amid China’s worst coronavirus outbreak since Wuhan.

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