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South Korea searches Chinese chipmaker Montage Technology's office in competition probe

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South Korean authorities searched the office of Chinese chipmaker Montage Technology as part of a competition probe, according to Reuters. The investigation targets potential antitrust violations in the semiconductor industry. This event underscores ongoing tensions in the global chip market and regulatory scrutiny.

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The probe could lead to fines or operational restrictions on Montage Technology.

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The probe could lead to fines or operational restrictions on Montage Technology.
South Korea's action might influence other countries' regulatory approaches.

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