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Deal Watch: Skadden, Kirkland Help Usher in First-of-Kind $30B Chip Facility Deal
It's been another slow week in deal volume, but Intel and Brookfield's partnership over chips and OpenText's buy of Micro Focus were big highlights.
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TSMC, Samsung Want to Get Into US $52B Chip Plan
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