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    • Western sanctions cutting off China’s access to advanced chipmaking tools have pushed Beijing to build its own semiconductor industry faster than many expected.
    • The Daily Scrum News profiles Shanghai Aishengna as one of the companies at the center of that push.
    • The story argues that restrictions meant to slow China’s tech rise have instead accelerated domestic investment and innovation.
    • Local firms are racing to fill gaps in equipment and components once supplied by foreign suppliers.

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