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U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Department of Commerce announced creation of Disruptive Technology Strike Force to be co-led by DOJ National Security Division and Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security BIS. Strike force will target illicit actors, strengthen supply chains

The Biden administration plans to introduce an executive order restricting US companies from funding the development of advanced computing technologies in China

The Biden administration plans to introduce an executive order restricting US companies from funding the development of advanced computing technologies in China

Chip manufacturer ARM reportedly won’t sell latest Neoverse V series computer chips to Chinese Alibaba due to concerns over U.S. and UK export controls on certain classes of chipsets. Sale would likely violate trade restrictions keeping civilian chips from military use.

China’s chip import decline accelerated in October, falling 13.2 per cent in the first 10 months, as the country grapples with fresh US restrictions and the semiconductor industry faces a slump.

U.S. Department of Commerce’s BIS issued two Interim Final Rules that significantly enhance U.S. export controls as applied to advanced IC products, related manufacturing equipment and technology, and supercomputers where the destination or ultimate end use is China.

Rules expand vastly reach of US in its bid to slow Beijing's technological, military advances

Broad U.S. export controls and sanctions recently imposed on Russia, Belarus and specific areas of Ukraine may impact companies with international exposure to these regions, including but not limited to industries such as defense, aerospace, energy and finance.

Broad U.S. export controls and sanctions recently imposed on Russia, Belarus and specific areas of Ukraine may impact companies with international exposure to these regions, including but not limited to industries such as defense, aerospace, energy and finance.