U.S. Vs. China: New Semiconductor Rules Threaten Global Tech Balance
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Biden's proposed semiconductor rules target China's access to advanced chip tech, sparking debate and resistance from allies.U.S. faces industry and diplomatic pushback as new rules, exempting over 30 allied countries, aim to curb China's chip production.
The Biden administration is working to overcome resistance from allied nations and the tech industry as it seeks to impose stricter regulations on semiconductor exports to China.
The new rules aim to limit China’s access to advanced chip-making technology, potentially bolstering Beijing’s military capabilities.
Proposed regulations would restrict exports of semiconductor production machinery and software to China if they involve American technology, along with certain semiconductor types, reported The New York Times.
This move is intended to close loopholes Chinese chipmakers have exploited to acquire technology despite existing international restrictions.
The U.S. has been pressuring allies such as Japan and the Netherlands to tighten their own tech export controls to China. These countries, home to major chip-making machinery firms like ASML and Tokyo Electron, have faced U.S. diplomatic pressure, including during a recent Japanese state visit to Washington.
