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  1. Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
  2. Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
  3. Applied Materials and other foreign chip equipment makers face increasing market pressure from domestic Chinese competitors.
  4. U.S.-China tensions are restricting sales to Chinese manufacturers, prompting Chinese chipmakers to turn to domestic alternatives.

A U.S. defense company, Northrop Grumman, is producing chips in its Virginia-based facility in Baltimore, relevant to the global semiconductor market and U.S.-China tensions.

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A U.S. defense company, Northrop Grumman, is producing chips in its Virginia-based facility in Baltimore, relevant to the global semiconductor market and U.S.-China tensions.

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  • Fox BusinessInside America's secret weapon against foreign tech dependence and growing national security threats Northrop Grumman is producing vital semiconductor chips in the U.S. The Virginia-based defense com