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The British government has ordered China-owned Future Technology Devices International Holding Ltd to sell its 80.2% stake in Scotland's chip company, FTDI, due to national security concerns. The UK government is worried that the UK-developed semiconductor technology could be used against its national security interests.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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