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A U.S. ban on Chinese optics is causing stock prices to surge for companies like Applied Optoelectronics and Coherent, as reported by Reuters.

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A U.S. ban on Chinese optics is causing stock prices to surge for companies like Applied Optoelectronics and Coherent, as reported by Reuters.

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  1. A US proposal restricts Chinese optical transceivers, involving companies like Ciena and Microsoft.Sub-event
  2. US ban on Chinese optics boosts stock prices of companies like Applied Optoelectronics.1 source

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