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Four Republican members of Congress have urged the U.S. ITC to block imports of foreign-made chips found to infringe U.S. patents

TSMC has been drawn into a patent infringement complaint in the US by Ireland-based patent licensing firms Longitude Licensing and Marlin Semiconductor. The companies have claimed that the US government could block imports to the US of chips made by TSMC as a result of the case, and have enlisted several members of Congress to support their position, drawing market attention.

Congressional Republicans are urging stronger exclusion orders in the ongoing Section 337 investigation tied to TSMC's advanced-node chips, while the company reiterates compliance with local laws and highlights ongoing legal uncertainty in its quarterly filing.

WASHINGTON — Representative John Mannion (D, 22) spoke with CNY Central's Megan Coleman about several issues and topics facing Central New Yorkers and in the country. That includes the allegations against Van Duyn Center for Rehabilitation & Nursing, Micron, data centers and more. This feature is temporarily unavailable. Please check back later to join the conversation.

Representative Thomas Kean Jr., a New Jersey Republican who has been absent from Congress for nearly three months due to an undisclosed medical condition, disclosed a purchase of Texas Instruments ($TXN) stock made during his disappearance from public view. The April 14 trade, valued between $1,001 and $15,000, was the only purchase listed on the filing while several other holdings were sold or pa

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