A number of foreign media reported on Monday (3rd) that the U.S. Department of Commerce is expected to issue a series of new regulations this week to expand controls on the export of U.S. semiconductor technology to China, in an attempt to prevent China from obtaining products used in supercomputers and semiconductors. Data center chips.
The United States is preparing to introduce new restrictions to further restrict China’s access to advanced semiconductor technology. The new rules, first reported by the New York Times on Monday, include formalizing details of export restrictions on technologies used to produce advanced semiconductors, banning the sale of equipment used in logic and memory chip production in China, and restricting Chinese access to supercomputers and artificial intelligence. The chip of intelligence (AI).
Rumor has it that the Commerce Department will ban U.S. companies from exporting chip manufacturing equipment to Chinese factories that produce advanced semiconductors below 14 nanometers, and will also expand foreign direct product rules for more Chinese entities.
The White House and Commerce Department declined to comment on the news by press time.
Archyde.com reported last month that the Biden administration would in October expand U.S. restrictions on Chinese exports of semiconductors used in artificial intelligence and chip-making tools.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said last month that technology export controls might become a new strategic asset for the United States and allies that might cost adversaries and even reduce their battlefield capabilities over time. The United States has advanced logic and memory chip technology, and the United States must maintain the greatest possible advantage.
Philadelphia SemiconductorThe index rose more than 3.7% on Monday (3rd), and AMD (AMD-US) received 4.34%, NVIDIA (NVDA-US) rose 3.07%.
