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South Korea Ramps Up Spy Law to Protect Chip Secrets From China
Source: Bloomberg
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South Korea's revised anti-espionage law takes effect this weekend, strengthening protections for industrial technology as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix seek to safeguard advanced memory-chip intellectual property. The measure reflects rising competitive and geopolitical pressure from Chinese semiconductor rivals and could reinforce barriers around South Korea's strategically important chip industry.
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