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China’s CXMT gets pledge of support as provincial party chief vows chip-industry expansion

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Three weeks into his tenure as the Communist Party secretary of Anhui province, Li Lecheng carried out an on-site inspection at China’s home-grown memory chip giant ChangXin Memory Technologies…

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