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The sky is falling in, the sky is falling in! Making big news in the community but not that much of a drama for DJI, who will still be able to sell products into America. DJI has been added to the US Department of Commerce’s Entity List, American companies will need permission to export bits, particularly chips to DJI. The list is not only Chinese companies, France and Germany also have a couple of contenders. This very much brings ITAR to mind. The American missile technology export restrict...

Mike Pompeo said the pandemic is "no accident". (File) Washington: Urging the international community to demand transparency from China about the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, the US has accused Beijing of "obstructing" a World Health Organisation (WHO) probe into the origin of the deadly virus in the central Chinese city of Wuhan and "peddling" questionable vaccines one year after the disease broke out. The US leads the world with over 17,442,100 confirmed coronavirus cases and more tha...

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(Pocket-lint) - The US Department of Commerce’s Entity List has added DJI, one of the worlds most popular drone makers, officially blacklisting the Chinese company by declaring it a national security concern. The Entity List also bans any US-based company from exporting technology to DJI.  Heres everything you need to know. What does this mean for DJI? By being on the US Department of Commerces Entity List, DJI will now find it difficult to source parts and components for its drones from US ...

The US indirectly dealt another blow to Huawei as the Department of Commerce added SMIC to the Entity List. "The Entity List designation limits SMICs ability to acquire certain U.S. technology by requiring U.S. exporters to apply for a license to sell to the company," the government said in its press release. The worlds largest drone maker, DJI, was also included in the list of 60 more companies from China added to the list this week. In November, the White House took a shot at SMIC when it ...

Credit: DJI Reuters reported. The move bans U.S. companies from exporting technology to the drone maker. Specifically, the Commerce Department said it was adding DJI -- along with three other companies -- to the blacklist because it "enabled wide-scale human rights abuses within China through abusive genetic and analysis or high-technology surveillance." Although not confirmed, thats likely a reference to DJI reportedly providing drones to the Chinese government. In March, Bloombergreported ...

US bans Chinas top chipmaker from using American technology By Jill Disis, CNN Business Published Dec 18, 2020 9:42:19 PM enablePagination: false endIndex: (CNN) -- Chinas top chipmaker was already having a rough week. Now its problems are getting much worse. The US government on Friday slapped harsh restrictions on Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) as the Trump administration continues to pile pressure on Chinese firms during its final weeks. The Commerce Department...

  The U.S. government on Friday added drone maker DJI to a list of Chinese companies designated as national security concerns, and by doing so, banned the export of U.S. technology to the company. DJI was added to the so-called Entity List by the Commerce Department on Friday, Reuters reported. The move bans U.S. companies from exporting technology to the drone maker. Specifically, the Commerce Department said it was adding DJI — along with three other companies — to the blacklist bec...

DJI banned from importing US goods as Trump administration exits More Chinese tech manufacturers are under the gun from President Trumps Commerce Department. Semiconductors firm Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation and DJI, known best for its drones, have been added to the Entity List which prohibits them from U.S. imports. But while the White House rattles SMICs closely-knit integrations to the military, the case for DJI is less clear. In a statement, Secretary of Commerce Wil...

Credit: C. Scott Brown / Android Authority Updated, December 19, 2020 (08:00 AM ET): A representative for DJI responded to our request for a statement pertaining to the DJI Entity List news below. Here is the statement in full: DJI is disappointed in the US Department of Commerce’s decision. Customers in America can continue to buy and use DJI products normally. DJI remains committed to developing the industry’s most innovative products that define our company and benefit the world. From th...