Texas governor pursues Japan, Taiwan, South Korea chip investments

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott spoke with Nikkei in Austin. (Photo by Ryosuke Hanafusa)

RYOSUKE HANAFUSA, Nikkei staff writer

July 6, 2024 02:00 JST

HOUSTON -- Texas looks to work with U.S. partners including Japan, South Korea and Taiwan in semiconductors as the country races against China in the technology, Gov. Greg Abbott told Nikkei.

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