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China's chipmaking equipment purchases are expected to decline by 6% this year to $38 billion, according to TechInsights, due to overcapacity and U.S. sanctions. China has been the biggest buyer for the past two years, accounting for 40% of global sales in 2024, but this year its share will fall to 20%. The slowdown is attributed to export controls and overcapacity.
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