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Trump's bid to shield chip supply chain could backfire in Tennessee
Source: reuters.com
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A Tennessee semiconductor-related factory is reportedly at risk of closure after new Trump administration trade measures drove away its last two customers. The development underscores supply-chain fragility for U.S. chip manufacturing efforts intended to protect domestic capacity. Near-term impact is likely concentrated in the affected company and its suppliers, with broader investor caution around supply-chain continuity.
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