Trump Administration Considers New Tariffs on Semiconductor Imports
Reports indicate the Trump administration is weighing additional tariffs on semiconductors, a move that could affect laptops and gaming consoles, as the president also campaigns for midterm candidates.
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Trump Considers New Tariffs On Semiconductors - Reports Raise Alarm Could Doom US Dominance Politico reports Thursday on what could be another significant setback for US data centers and major damper on American AI aspirations. The White House is mulling the possibility of introducing new tariffs on semiconductors and a broader range of technology products, including laptops, servers for data centers and gaming equipment - a move tech companies have long been warning against, an...
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