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Taiwan plans to establish industrial parks in the U.S. for Nvidia suppliers, starting in Texas, with a cost of up to $4 billion per site. Officials aim to support over one location and provide loan guarantees under a trade agreement committing $250 billion in credit.
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Taiwan raises $4 billion for Texas chip park

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