China steps up protection for chip designs in revised regulations
Economic Times Techen
China is beefing up its defenses for homegrown chip designs. New regulations are being rolled out to offer stronger legal protection, aiming to safeguard intellectual property and encourage domestic innovation in the crucial semiconductor industry. This move signals a significant effort to bolster its technological self-sufficiency.
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