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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. U.S.-China tensions are restricting sales to Chinese manufacturers, prompting Chinese chipmakers to turn to domestic alternatives.
  4. Lam Research and Applied Materials are facing market headwinds due to weak spending on semiconductor equipment in China and lowered Q4 profit guidance.

Lam Research reported stronger earnings and upward forecast revisions driven by robust demand from China.

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Lam Research reported stronger earnings and upward forecast revisions driven by robust demand from China.

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  1. Lam Research's earnings were boosted by strong demand from China.1 source
  2. Cantor Fitzgerald raised price target for Lam Research citing China demand and tariff benefits.

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