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− Oregon's
semiconductor industry exemplifies some of the core changes in the
U.S. chip industry as a whole. |
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− The trend of
outsourcing manufacturing to other countries has certainly
threatened some of Oregon's semiconductor manufacturing jobs. |
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− Higher education
is the key to keeping Oregon's semiconductor industry healthy and
growing |
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Supporters of offshoring, the practice of relocating business
operations abroad, cheer the trend toward full-service foreign
factories. |
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We won't move all of our manufacturing abroad for various reasons,
chief among them the need to service U.S. customers. |
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State ranks near top in federal assistance for jobs lost overseas |
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Union groups say the loss of jobs overseas has reached a boiling
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