Donald Trump’s victory in the 47th U.S. presidential election has put domestic semiconductor companies on high alert regarding potential policy shifts under the Trump administration. Trump’s repeated criticism of the CHIPS Act, a semiconductor support law championed by the Biden administration, is at the forefront of these worries. Industry insiders fear that Trump may either scrap the law entirely or modify it in ways that could disadvantage South Korean firms. Read more: Buffett Sells 25% of Apple Stock—What Investors Need to Know The CHIPS Act was designed to inject $52.7 billion over five …