LatestLYBusiness News | US Forms Pax Silica with Allies Central to Global AI and Chip Supply Chains | LatestLY
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57% : Australia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Israel and the United States signed a declaration at the Pax Silica Summit in Washington DC, aimed at building a secure, prosperous, and innovation driven silicon supply chain--from critical minerals and energy inputs to advanced manufacturing, semiconductors, AI infrastructure, and logistics.56% : [US], December 13 (ANI): Pax Silica, a US-led strategic initiative to build a secure, prosperous, and innovation-driven silicon supply chain, has been formed with declaration signed on Friday (local time), partnering Australia, Japan, South Korea, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Israel and itself signed a declaration at the Pax Silica Summit in Washington DC.
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