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Qualcomm recently approached Intel about a possible takeover

Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon speaks at the Computex forum in Taipei, Taiwan, June 3, 2024. Ann Wang | Reuters Qualcomm recently approached struggling chipmaker Intel about a takeover, CNBC has confirmed. It wasn’t clear if Intel had engaged in conversations with Qualcomm or what the terms would be, according to a person familiar with the matter who asked not to be named because the information…

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Semiconductor Market | Global Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2023-2031

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Chip stocks have had a tough year — but one looks 'really inviting,' fund manager says

Chip stocks have had a tough year — but one looks ‘really inviting,’ fund manager says

Semiconductor stocks have been beaten down all year — thanks to waning chip demand and the easing of supply chain disruptions that hobbled the sector at the peak of the Covid pandemic. The iShares Semiconductor ETF is down around 44% year-to-date — a bloodbath even by this year’s bear market standard. But the massive sell-off in chip stocks this year is also an opportunity for bargain hunters,…

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Shanghai Micro Electronics Equipment Group, the Chinese leader in so-called lithography gear that’s been blacklisted by the US, is working to deliver its first system based on 28-nanometer technology later this year, local newspaper Securities Daily reported on Monday, citing an unnamed source.[...]

Chipmaking gear is regarded as among the weakest links in China’s semiconductor supply chain, an area currently dominated by firms including ASML Holding NV and Tokyo Electron Ltd. The country’s top chipmakers, including Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. and Hua Hong Semiconductor Ltd., all rely on foreign-made equipment. ASML is the global leader in lithography machines, and gear that can support 28 nm chips is essential to making silicon for a spectrum of products from electric cars to missiles. The Netherlands, home to ASML, has joined a US-led effort to curb Beijing’s chip ambitions by banning the Dutch supplier from selling advanced chipmaking machines to China.

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Three years after seizing power in Afghanistan, the cash-strapped Taliban are desperate to finally unlock the country’s bounty of copper, a crucial input in electric vehicle batteries and semiconductors. And they’re aiming to do so with the help of a key partner: China.

In the global scramble for raw materials to power clean energy technologies and advanced weapons systems, Afghanistan’s mineral wealth should position it for success—at least on paper. The country may hold as much as $1 trillion worth of valuable minerals, according to U.S. estimates from 2010, and is home to what could be the world’s second-biggest copper deposit. But decades of war, political instability, and uncertainty have long thwarted any efforts to extract those treasures, leaving the country’s resource riches untapped. 

The Taliban are eager to change that. At the center of their ambitions is finally transforming Mes Aynak, a massive copper deposit that lies southeast of Kabul at a historic archaeological site and is estimated to hold some 4.4 billion metric tons of copper ore. China—which commands many of the world’s critical mineral supply chains—is pivotal to seeing that vision through. 

The Taliban are “all in” on this project, said Michael Kugelman, the director of the South Asia Institute at the Wilson Center and the author of FP’s South Asia Brief newsletter. “The Taliban would see this project as very much a part of this broader vision that the Taliban have for making Afghanistan a bigger part of connectivity projects spanning South and Central Asia.” 

The Taliban’s interest in copper is nothing new; Afghanistan’s rulers have long sought to exploit the country’s mineral riches. The effort to transform Mes Aynak dates back to at least 2008, when the Chinese state-owned China Metallurgical Group Corp. secured a $3 billion, 30-year mining concession for the project. After 16 years of delays, the Taliban and Beijing appeared to turn back to the project this summer with a July ribbon-cutting ceremony for the construction of a road to the mine, which Chinese officials said marked a “significant step” forward.

Yet even with this apparent momentum, analysts warn that a raft of security, regulatory, legal, financial, and infrastructure challenges stand in the way of the project’s success, alongside concerns of how mining could damage historic ruins. Advancing a mining project in any country is a risky endeavor that requires years, if not decades, of investment and commitment.

“This is not easy, and investing in a mine like this requires not just a lot of money but a lot of stability,” said Jennifer Brick Murtazashvili, the founding director of the Center for Governance and Markets at the University of Pittsburgh. “China is not stupid. They do not want to waste a lot of money and scarce resources on an investment that will yield very little if [Afghanistan] blows up in civil conflict again.” 

China’s involvement in the project reflects Beijing’s broader desire to ensure regional security and minimize instability that could spill over its own shared border with Afghanistan. “Their primary interest in Afghanistan is not in the mines,” Murtazashvili said. “Their primary interest is in stability [and] security, and the Taliban understand that darn well.” 

Since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021, experts said, China’s engagement with the Taliban has been largely driven by Beijing’s practical interest in maintaining productive ties with its neighbor and advancing its own security and political goals. “They’ve been very active in Afghan diplomacy, and they have been very pragmatic,” said Eric Olander, the editor in chief of the China-Global South Project. Beijing sees opportunity in the fact that “the United States has left and will not come back,” he added. 

China was the first country to name an ambassador to the country under Taliban rule, while Chinese firms have inked oil extraction deals with the Taliban and eyed the country’s reserves of lithium, another critical mineral. Beijing has given Afghanistan more than 350 million yuan (about $49 million) worth of humanitarian assistance since the Taliban’s takeover in August 2021, according to China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. 

“The Chinese always have this mindset that development leads to stability and peace,” Olander said. “My guess is that part of the political thinking is that economic engagement from Chinese entities will pave the way for more stability and contribute to a country’s development, which then contributes to peace.” 

Beyond politics, Beijing also has major commercial interests in the success of Mes Aynak specifically. “I think the Chinese are in a quite eager position to see some action about the resolution of this project,” said Yun Sun, the director of the China program at the Stimson Center, adding that the project has just been “sitting there.” “The Chinese have invested, they have spent their money, but nothing is really coming through—so of course they want to resume it.”

That is good news for the Taliban, who have been searching for new revenue streams and sources of foreign investment. After they seized power, foreign aid to the country plummeted as a result of international sanctions—a change that decimated the country’s economy and pitched millions of Afghans deeper into a humanitarian crisis.

“Ever since the Taliban took over, it’s faced a severe economic crunch because for so many years, Afghanistan’s economy had been so heavily reliant on international assistance,” said Kugelman, who noted that the group has struggled to secure foreign investment, particularly from capital-rich countries. 

Hungry for more cash and international legitimacy, the Taliban have actively sought out deeper economic ties with Beijing. Just last year, the group announced plans to officially join Chinese President Xi Jinping’s flagship foreign-policy program, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), as well as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, which emerged under the BRI.

“The Taliban is trying to prove to the world that it is not isolated,” Kugelman said. “I think that the symbolic implications of China—a very consequential global player—working with the Taliban on economic projects, that’s a pretty powerful message that I think that the Taliban would want to send out to the world.”

Still, many challenges loom. No matter how much Beijing and the Taliban expand their economic ties, any efforts to advance the Mes Aynak copper project will still come up against the threat of Islamic State-Khorasan attacks and other security concerns, along with enormous financial risks and legal and regulatory uncertainty—all of which could prove to be too difficult to overcome. Copper prices have also whipsawed in recent months, offering yet another indicator of how difficult the project will be to get off the ground. 

“There’s virtually no infrastructure in Afghanistan: power, water, trains,” said Olander of the China-Global South Project. “So there may be vast reserves of lithium and copper in Afghanistan, but extracting it and getting it out and getting it to port, every step along that supply chain is risk and is cost when you have lots of other alternatives that are far less risky, more developed, and arguably way more cost-efficient.”

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Global Thin film Solar Cell Market Is Estimated To Witness High Growth Owing To Increasing Adoption of Renewable Energy Sources

The global Thin film Solar Cell Market is estimated to be valued at US$ 33.01 Bn in 2022 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 19.4% over the forecast period 2023-2030, as highlighted in a new report published by Coherent Market Insights. A) Market Overview: Thin film solar cells are made from semiconductor materials that convert sunlight into electrical energy. These solar cells offer various advantages such as flexibility, lightweight, and superior aesthetics compared to traditional solar panels. The need for clean and sustainable energy sources is driving the demand for thin film solar cells as they provide an efficient way to generate electricity from the sun. With the increasing focus on reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change, the demand for renewable energy sources like thin film solar cells is expected to witness significant growth. B) Market Key Trends: One key trend in the thin film solar cell market is the increasing investment in research and development activities to enhance the efficiency of these solar cells. Researchers and manufacturers are investing in developing new materials and technologies to improve the conversion efficiency of thin film solar cells. For example, Oxford Photovoltaics, one of the key players in the market, is developing perovskite-based solar cells that have shown promising results in terms of efficiency and cost-effectiveness. This trend is driving innovation in the market and is expected to lead to the commercialization of more efficient thin film solar cell products. C) PEST Analysis: Political: Governments around the world are implementing favorable policies and incentives to promote the adoption of renewable energy sources. This is creating a conducive environment for the growth of the thin film solar cell market. Economic: The declining cost of thin film solar cells, coupled with the increasing demand for clean energy, is driving the economic feasibility of these solar cells. This is attracting investments from both government and private entities. Social: The increasing awareness about the environmental impact of traditional energy sources is driving the social acceptance and demand for renewable energy solutions like thin film solar cells. Additionally, the aesthetics and design flexibility offered by these solar cells are appealing to consumers. Technological: Advances in thin film solar cell technologies are improving their efficiency and performance. New materials and manufacturing processes are being developed, leading to the commercialization of more efficient and cost-effective products. D) Key Takeaways: Paragraph 1: The Global Thin Film Solar Cell Market Demand is expected to witness high growth, exhibiting a CAGR of 19.4% over the forecast period, due to increasing adoption of renewable energy sources. The need for clean and sustainable energy solutions is driving the demand for thin film solar cells. Paragraph 2: The Asia Pacific region is expected to dominate the thin film solar cell market, with countries like China, India, and Japan leading the way in terms of installation and production capacity. The region's favorable government policies, abundant solar resources, and growing energy demand are contributing to its fast-paced growth in the market. Paragraph 3: Key players operating in the global thin film solar cell market are Ascent Solar Technologies, Inc., FIRST SOLAR, Kaneka Corporation, MiaSolé Hi-Tech Corp., and Oxford Photovoltaics. These companies are investing in research and development activities to improve the efficiency and performance of their thin film solar cell products. They are also focusing on strategic collaborations, partnerships, and mergers and acquisitions to expand their market presence.

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voltagedoubler: [Continued From Here] ...“Indeed, you’re right. If it went over the limit of the energy it’s supposed to hold, it would most likely fry and then either needs fixing or explode. I would know because I’m an inventor and I tend to build inventions.” These kind of semiconductors especially from Devon Corp are quite expensive. “Oh, right! I’m Clemont!”

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Turo's eyes lite up as soon as he heard Clemont was an inventor! He was so glad his instincts were right on that assumption! So joyous was this information to the man, he couldn't hide the excitement in his voice!

"That's a beautiful thing! You'll the creating things that help progress humanity forward to a better future! Even if it's something big like streamlined teleportation of mass goods or something small like a soda can opener for the disabled, each invention can impact the lives of countless people!" While his dramatics could have gone on, his eye caught something with the machine they were both investigating.

"Ah! Do you have an electric pokemon? My Kilowattrel has Volt Absorb, so could handle any access charge this machine has. If we could see how it runs at max capacity, then we should be able to quickly pinpoint the most problem areas without having to deconstruct it!"

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At the Richard Nixon Foundation’s Grand Strategy Summit last month, former US national security adviser Ambassador Robert O’Brien suggested that the US might destroy Taiwan’s semiconductor factories in the event of a Chinese invasion, as reported by Army Technology. 

“If China takes Taiwan and takes those factories intact – which I don’t think we would ever allow – they have a monopoly over chips the way OPEC has a monopoly or even more than the way OPEC has a monopoly over oil,” O’Brien said. 

In addition, as reported by Bloomberg in October, the US may be planning to evacuate the island’s semiconductor engineers in the event of a Chinese invasion. The source says unnamed US officials said that accelerated preparations had been made for an action plan to evacuate such skilled personnel to the US in the worst-case scenario.

China’s satellite coverage in the Western Pacific has doubled since 2018, the Pentagon reported last week in its annual assessment of the Chinese military. That gives China the ability to detect American surface ships with an array of sensors that can guide its 2,000 land-based missiles to moving targets, including US aircraft carriers.

The Defense Department’s November 29 report “Military and Security Developments Involving the People’s Republic of China” reflects a grimly realistic rethinking of China’s military capacity in its home theater.

China hawk Elbridge Colby, a prominent advocate of a Western Pacific military buildup to deny China access to its adjacent seas, tweeted on November 6, “Senior flag officers are saying we’re on a trajectory to get crushed in a war with China, which would likely be the most important war since WWII, God forbid.”

The strategic takeaway is that the United States cannot win a firefight close to China’s coast, and can’t defend Taiwan whether it wants to or not. That view in the Joe Biden administration’s Department of Defense (DOD) persuaded the president to discuss “guardrails” against military confrontation in his November summit with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.

Republican hawks appear to have come to the same conclusion. The United States will enact a scorched-earth policy in Taiwan, destroying its semiconductor industry, if the PRC seizes the island, former Trump national security adviser Robert O’Brien told a conference at the Richard Nixon Foundation on November 10, reports army-technology.com. 

“If China takes Taiwan and takes those factories intact – which I don’t think we would ever allow – they have a monopoly over chips the way OPEC has a monopoly, or even more than the way OPEC has a monopoly over oil,” O’Brien said. 

A much-read paper by two Army War College professors published this year proposes that “the United States and Taiwan should lay plans for a targeted scorched-earth strategy that would render Taiwan not just unattractive if ever seized by force, but positively costly to maintain.”

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A noteworthy observation in the new Pentagon report is that China now has only 30,000 marines, compared with a US Marine Corps of about 200,000 including reserves. Only 200 Chinese marines are deployed outside the country, at China’s sole overseas base in Djibouti. China has about 14,000 special forces versus an American count of about 75,000. This isn’t consistent with the report’s claim that China wants to “project power globally.”

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Asia markets: CPI, Inflation, Nvidia, FOMC

TSMC offices in San Jose, California, US, on Thursday, April 18, 2024. David Paul Morris | Bloomberg | Getty Images Asia-Pacific markets rose Thursday, tracking gains on Wall Street fueled by a tech rally. Japan’s Nikkei 225 jumped 3.41% to close at 36,833.27 and The Taiwan Weighted Index advanced 2.96% to finish at 21,653.25. During the trading session, chipmakers and related companies extended…

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Lansheng Technology: Automotive chips become bright spot

Rising sales of electric vehicles -- which tend to use more semiconductors than gasoline-powered cars -- combined with greater automation in all vehicles have kept car chip makers busy. Tesla CEO Elon Musk said last week that the long-term outlook for the market appeared to be strong, detailing his car company's plan to expand annual vehicle production to 20 million vehicles by 2030 from about 1.3 million in 2022 car.

Chip executives say the growth in the number of chips used in cars is staggering. By 2021, the average car will have about 1,200 chips, twice as many as in 2010, and that number is likely to rise, executives said.

Including Dutch automotive chip company NXP, German chip company Infineon, Japanese company Renesas and American companies TI and ADI are important players in this market.

Auto-related revenue should grow more than 30% in the current quarter, even as the company's overall revenue is expected to shrink, Matthew Murphy, chief executive of Marvell Corp of America, said on Thursday. The company's auto-related chip sales could reach $500 million in the next few years, up from about $100 million now, he said.

NXP's automotive chip sales rose 25 percent last year, and the company said it expects growth of about 15 percent in the first quarter of this year. Renesas' automotive business grew nearly 40 percent last year, and analysts expect more growth this quarter. Nearly a quarter of Analog Devices' sales come from the automotive industry, which grew 29 percent last year.

It’s not just the cars themselves that are getting more chip-intensive; semiconductor executives say so is auto production as manufacturers adopt greater automation to cope with labor shortages and try to keep costs down.

Chip companies are generally preparing to increase production capacity to meet rising automotive demand and expect a rebound in other industries such as PCs and smartphones. Texas Instruments said last month it would build an $11 billion chip factory in Lehi, Utah, and NXP said it was considering expanding in Texas.

Lansheng Technology Limited is a global distributor of electronic components that has been established for more than 10 years, headquartered in Shenzhen China, who mainly focuses on electronic spot stocks.

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여자 예쁜 여자 사진 젊은여자 여자사진다음 모음 사이트 <<

여자 사진 보기, 예쁜 여자 사진 보여 줘 가능합니다. 진짜 예쁜 여자 사진 짬 w 지 보다 더 볼만합니다.

Reese Witherspoon과 Jim Toth의 결별 소식은 할리우드 시청자들을 놀라게 했을지 모르지만 Page Six는 Tinseltown 내부자에게는 충격이 아니라고 들었습니다. 소식통에 따르면 임박한 결말은 몇 달 동안 업계에서 심하게 비밀로 유지되었습니다. 작년에 에이전시 휴일 파티에서 펀치 볼 주변의 소문은 곧 발표가 올 것이라는 것이었습니다. 그리고 2011년에 결혼한 두 사람이 마침내 방아쇠를 당긴 것 같습니다. 지난 금요일 '금발이 너무해' 스타는 인스타그램에 "공유할 개인적인 소식이 여자중요한부분 부위 여자 중요한 곳 있습니다. 많은 고민과 배려로 어려운 이혼 결정을 내리게 됐다"고 밝혔다. 여배우는 그녀와 탤런트 에이전트 Toth가 "함께 멋진 시간을 보냈으며 우리가 함께 만든 모든 것에 대한 깊은 사랑과 친절, 상호 존중으로 앞으로 나아가고 있습니다."라고 말했습니다.

“이러한 문제는 결코 쉬운 일이 아니며 지극히 개인적인 일입니다. 현재 우리 가족의 사생활을 존중해 주시는 모든 분들께 진심으로 감사드립니다.”라고 그녀는 말했습니다. CAA 에이전시의 최고 간부인 위더스푼과 토스는 2010년 12월 약혼을 발표하고 2011년 3월 캘리포니아 오하이에 있는 오스카 수상자의 목장에서 결혼했습니다.

무어의 법칙(Moore's Law)에 따라 수십 년 동안 컴퓨팅 성능이 꾸준히 향상될 것이라고 예측한 반도체 산업의 선구자 인텔 공동 창업자 고든 무어(Gordon Moore)가 금요일 94세의 나이로 사망했다고 회사가 발표했습니다. 인텔과 무어의 가족 자선 재단은 그가 하와이에 있는 그의 집에서 가족들에게 둘러싸여 사망했다고 말했습니다. 1968년에 Intel을 공동 출시한 Moore는 결국 전 세계 개인용 컴퓨터의 80% 이상에 "Intel Inside" 프로세서를 탑재한 기술 전문가 3인방의 롤업 슬리브 엔지니어였습니다. 1965년에 쓴 기사에서 Moore는 기술 향상 덕분에 몇 년 전에 집적 회로가 발명된 이후 마이크로칩의 트랜지스터 수가 매년 대략 두 배로 증가했다고 말했습니다. 클린턴이 2000년 1월 21일 캘리포니아 파사데나에 있는 캘리포니아 공���대학에서 과학 및 기술에 대한 지출을 28억 달러 증액한다고 발표한 후 빌 클린턴 전 대통령과 함께한 무어. 추세가 계속될 것이라는 그의 예측은 "무어의 법칙"으로 알려지게 되었고, 나중에 2년마다 개정되어 인텔과 경쟁 칩 제조업체가 경험 법칙이 실현되도록 연구 개발 리소스를 공격적으로 목표로 삼도록 하는 데 도움이 되었습니다. "집적 회로는 가정용 컴퓨터(또는 적어도 중앙 컴퓨터에 연결된 터미널)와 같은 경이로움으로 이어질 것입니다. 자동차의 자동 제어 장치, 개인용 휴대용 통신 장비"라고 Moore는 자신의 논문에서 PC 혁명 20년 전과 40년 이상 전에 썼습니다. 애플이 아이폰을 출시하기 몇 년 전. 무어의 기사 이후 칩은 기하급수적으로 더 효율적이고 저렴해져서 반세기 동안 세계 기술 발전의 많은 부분을 주도하고 개인용 컴퓨터뿐만 아니라 인터넷과 애플, 페이스북, Google.

앤디 그로브(왼쪽부터), 로버트 노이스, 고든 무어. Moore와 Noyce는 1968년 7월 Intel 여자중요한부분 부위 여자 중요한 곳 Corporation의 공동 설립자였습니다. Moore는 박사 학위를 받았습니다. Intel을 공동 창립하기 전에는 화학과 물리학을 전공했습니다. 무어는 2005년경 인터뷰에서 "적시에 적절한 장소에 있다는 것은 확실히 좋은 일입니다."라고 말했습니다. 그리고 실리콘 트랜지스터를 하나도 못 만들던 시절부터 17억개를 하나의 칩에 담는 시대까지 성장할 수 있는 기회를 가졌습니다! 경이로운 주행이었습니다.” 최근 몇 년 동안 Nvidia Corp(NVDA.O)와 같은 인텔 경쟁업체는 칩 제조 개선이 둔화됨에 따라 무어의 법칙이 더 이상 유효하지 않다고 주장했습니다. 그러나 최근 몇 년 동안 인텔이 시장 점유율을 잃게 만든 제조 문제에도 불구하고 현 CEO Pat Gelsinger는 회사가 전환 노력에 수십억 달러를 투자함에 따라 무어의 법칙이 여전히 유효하다고 믿고 있다고 말했습니다. 무어가 2005년 3월 9일 수요일 캘리포니아주 산타클라라에 있는 인텔 본사에서 실리콘 웨이퍼를 들고 있다. 무어는 PC의 움직임을 예견했지만 1980년대 후반까지는 가정용 컴퓨터를 직접 구입하지 않았다고 포브스 잡지에 말했다. 샌프란시스코 토박이인 Moore는 박사 학위를 받았습니다. 1954년 California Institute of Technology에서 화학과 물리학을 전공했습니다. 그는 Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory에서 일하기 위해 그곳에서 미래의 Intel 공동 창업자인 Robert Noyce를 만났습니다. "배신자 8인"의 일부인 그들은 1957년에 떠나 페어차일드 반도체를 설립했습니다. 1968년 무어와 노이스는 페어차일드를 떠나 곧 통합 전자(Integrated Electronics)의 약자인 Intel로 명명될 메모리 칩 회사를 시작했습니다.

무어와 노이스의 첫 번째 고용인은 1980년대와 1990년대 인텔의 폭발적인 성장을 통해 인텔을 이끌었던 또 다른 페어차일드 동료 앤디 그로브였습니다. 무어는 포춘지와의 인터뷰에서 자신을 회사를 시작하고 싶은 불타는 충동이 전혀 없는 "우연한 여자중요한부분 부위 여자 중요한 곳 기업가"라고 묘사했습니다. 하지만 그와 노이스와 그로브는 강력한 파트너십을 맺었습니다. Noyce는 칩 엔지니어링 문제를 해결하는 방법에 대한 이론을 가지고 있었지만 Moore는 소매를 걷어붙이고 트랜지스터를 조정하고 Noyce의 광범위하고 때로는 잘못 정의된 아이디어를 개선하는 데 수많은 시간을 보냈으며 종종 성과를 거둔 사람이었습니다. Grove는 Intel의 운영 및 관리 전문가로 그룹을 채웠습니다.

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