Samsung Executive Accused of Stealing Tech for China Chip Factory
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A former Samsung executive has been accused of stealing intellectual property related to the company's chip-making technology and using it to set up a rival plant in China. The executive, who left Samsung in 2019, allegedly took the technology with him and used it to recreate the plant in China, which is now producing chips for use in smartphones and other devices. Samsung has filed a lawsuit against the executive and his new company, alleging theft of trade secrets and breach of contract.
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