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Intel CEO stresses more U.S. chip production, fewer stock buybacks

Pat Gelsinger tells '60 Minutes' he expects chip shortage to last 'a couple of years'. Intel Corp.

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Intel CEO stresses more U.S. chip production, fewer stock buybacks

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