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Samsung sets 5-year plan to lure US chip buyers with tech advances

The company's chip contract-manufacturing unit -- known as a foundry -- is looking to triple its revenue by that year from the 2021 level, Senior Vice President Moonsoo Kang said at a briefing Monday

India is offering incentives to companies for building a local chip industry. (Photo: Bloomberg)
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Samsung Electronics Co. announced an aggressive five-year plan to lure US chip buyers with more advanced technology, aiming to produce transistors that are just 1.4 nanometers wide by 2027.
 
The company’s chip contract-manufacturing unit -- known as a foundry -- is looking to triple its revenue by that year from the 2021 level, Senior Vice President Moonsoo Kang said at a briefing Monday in San Jose, California. To get there, the business will need to make several technological leaps and further inroads in the US market for outsourced chips.

Samsung shares were up as much as 4.1% in Seoul on

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