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IBM’s policy lead: The Chips Act is no sure thing

Christopher Padilla, vice president of Government and Regulatory Affairs at IBM, spoke to Protocol about the global race to onshore semiconductor supply chains.

                                        
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IBM’s policy lead: The Chips Act is no sure thing

Christopher Padilla, vice president of Government and Regulatory Affairs at IBM, spoke to Protocol about the global race to onshore semiconductor supply chains.

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Christopher Padilla, vice president of Government and Regulatory Affairs at IBM, spoke to Protocol about the global race to onshore semiconductor supply chains.