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    Novel Crystal to utilize Ga2O3 epitaxy capacity in 2025; SK Hynix, Samsung turn conservative over 2H22 semiconductor capacity deployment; RoboSense sees surging growth in LiDAR development

    Tom Lo, DIGITIMES Research, Taipei 0
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    Asia enterprises capacity Hynix Japan LiDAR Samsung SK Hynix South Korea
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