US Tightening Shipments to Chip Factories in China Will Slow Beijing’s Advances, Analysts Say

Washington tightened control over tools and know-how that China needs to move beyond the chip technology used in autos, telecom gear, and consumer goods.
US Tightening Shipments to Chip Factories in China Will Slow Beijing’s Advances, Analysts Say
A worker holds a 300-millimeter test wafer at the Infineon computer chip factory in Dresden, Germany, on April 26, 2023. Sean Gallup/Getty Images
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Washington is closing a loophole that let a handful of foreign-owned chipmakers ship most U.S.-origin tools, software, and technology into their China fabrication plants without licenses, a fast-track privilege no U.S.-owned fab ever had.

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Sean Tseng
Sean Tseng
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Sean Tseng is a Canada-based reporter for The Epoch Times covering U.S.–China relations, CCP politics, trade policy, and emerging technologies including AI and defense. He holds a BASc in mechanical engineering from the University of British Columbia.