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While ban applies to Hong Kong, most local start-ups are not operating in targeted areas, but they may need to rethink their fundraising approach, experts warn.

Chinese chip-making tools and components makers are stepping up to try and fill the gap posed by tough US trade sanctions but large challenges remain, according to delegates.

The Biden administration is upping the trade war with China.

China wants to boost its tech self-reliance, while the United States and its Western allies are blocking Chinese firms from accessing advanced chips.

Geopolitics is a threat to international cooperation on AI legislation, resulting in patchwork strategies, competing goals and disjointed global standards. The ongoing chip war between the US and China could make things worse, leading to uneven enforcement and unequal protection.

Solutions as opposed to a trade war kicking off?— war kicking off? exactly. this tech war has _ war kicking off? exactly. this tech war has led _ war kicking off? exactly. this tech war has led to _ war kicking off? exactly. this tech war has led to the - tech war has led to the globalisation of supply chains, and national security it is more of a race of national security... i would say definitely this will start fresh dialogues and bring all the parties to the table. because going back to th...

In the Chinese city of Nanjing this week, local semiconductor experts gathered in the shadow of US export restrictions to share views on how to cope with the challenges.

China's ambassador to Washington warns that China will respond if the United States imposes more restrictions on its chip sector, stating that while China welcomes competition, the current definitions set by the US are unfair.

Chinese ambassador Xie Feng says Beijing ‘cannot simply sit idly by’ as Washington considers new restrictions on investment and AI chip exports, but analyst says China’s only weapon is its big market.

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen became the second senior figure to visit Beijing in recent weeks this month, in the latest move to ease bilateral relations, but Washington is still believed to be planning new restrictions on investments in China.