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according toFinancial TimesAccording to reports, Arm has decided not to sell its latest Neoverse V-series chips to Chinese technology companies such as Alibaba following concluding that the U.S. and British governments would not approve exports. Prior to this, the United States banned the export of related products to China and Russia on the grounds that high-performance chips may be used for military purposes. From Arm’s point of view, there is a high probability that Neoverse V will be classified as an export-restricted chip. The Financial Times informant also said that even if Arm tries to apply for a license, the possibility of being rejected is quite high. It is worth noting that this may also be the first time that Arm has decided not to sell cutting-edge chip designs to China.
At the same time, there is also news that the Biden administration may put Chinese storage manufacturers on the market as soon as next week.YMTC(YMTC) to its list of sanctioned entities. The reason for this is that Changjiang supplied NAND chips to Huawei in violation of the US export ban. It is said that the Yangtze River will first be included in the category of “unverified”, which means that the US has not been able to conduct verification before to confirm that its technology has not been used in violation of regulations. Thirty companies, including Changjiang, have 60 days to delist themselves, and if they still fail to meet the requirements following the expiration, they will be added to the list of entities that strictly restrict touch.
The United States implemented comprehensive technology export controls in October. When the rules were announced, some analysts believed that memory manufacturers such as Yangtze River would be the most affected. Earlier this week, China also lodged a protest with the WTO.
