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Photo taken on Feb. 9 shows the headquarters of Qualcomm in Shanghai. Photo: VCG

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Qualcomm says it’s staying in China

Despite bilateral tensions and growing competition, U.S. semiconductor giant Qualcomm is committed to the Chinese market for the long haul.

That’s the message from the major phone chip supplier’s President and CEO Cristiano Amon, who spoke to Caixin during the World Economic Forum in Davos.

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