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U.S.-based Lam Research to invest ₹10,000 cr to scale up its India footprint

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U.S.-based Lam Research to invest ₹10,000 cr to scale up its India footprint

Lam intends to make the new investment over the next several years to add its first silicon component manufacturing facility in the country and augment its advanced research and development operations in Bengaluru

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