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South Korea Plans Record Budget Expansion Powered by Chip Tax Windfall
South Korea announced a record expansion in state spending for next year, directing $117 billion of semiconductor-fueled tax windfalls into an AI investment fund.
- South Korea is planning record state spending for next year.
- Over $117 billion from semiconductor tax windfalls will fund an AI investment drive.
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