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Group 1 - The Trump administration is considering imposing tariffs on imported foreign electronic devices based on the number of chips contained in each device, aiming to encourage companies to shift manufacturing to the U.S. [3] - The U.S. Department of Commerce is expected to levy tariffs based on a certain percentage of the estimated value of the chip content in products [3][5] - The proposed tariffs could increase the cost of consumer goods, even those produced domestically, due to the added tariffs on key inputs [5] Group 2 - The initial proposal suggests a 25% tariff on chip-related content in imported devices, with a 15% tariff for products from Japan and the EU, although these figures are still preliminary [6] - A potential exemption mechanism is being considered, which would allow companies to avoid tariffs if they transfer half of their production capacity to the U.S., but the specifics of this mechanism remain unclear [6] - Trump is also contemplating a new plan that would require semiconductor companies to match the number of semiconductors produced in the U.S. with those imported from overseas, with penalties for non-compliance [9]