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US export restrictions on China may force country to develop its own semiconductors, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger cautions.
China currently has to rely on chipmakers from the U.S. and other Western countries.
China 's inability to make its own chips is a "good market opportunity" for the likes of Intel , he says.
China is already developing its own chipmaking tools to compete with US chipmakers.
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