US lawmakers call for broader bans on chipmaking tool sales to China
U.S. lawmakers are pushing for broader bans on chipmaking equipment sales to China after a report revealed Chinese firms bought $38 billion in advanced tools last year, boosting their semiconductor competitiveness. The bipartisan investigation highlights regulatory gaps, urging tighter restrictions and coordinated action by the U.S., Japan, and the Netherlands to curb China’s chipmaking and AI capabilities.
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