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Dutch set to comply with US demands on China exports - Vimarsana News

Dutch set to comply with US demands on China exports

It would be a setback for China's attempts to build up its domestic chip industry

US Commerce Department: US to gather information on chipmaking firms in China, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

US Commerce Department: US to gather information on chipmaking firms in China, ET Telecom

US Commerce Department: In January, the agency's Bureau of Industry and Security will survey more than 100 companies in autos, aerospace, defense and other sectors to understand how they procure and use legacy chips, according to a Commerce official.

Chinese Chipmakers: US to gather information on chipmaking firms in China, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Chinese Chipmakers: US to gather information on chipmaking firms in China, ET Auto

Chinese Chipmakers: In January, the agency's Bureau of Industry and Security will survey more than 100 companies in autos, aerospace, defense and other sectors to understand how they procure and use legacy chips, according to a Commerce official.

US to gather intelligence on Chinese chipmakers as Biden mulls tariffs - Vimarsana News

US to gather intelligence on Chinese chipmakers as Biden mulls tariffs

US Commerce Department to assess Chinese legacy semiconductor production, aiming to gauge US companies' dependence on China for crucial but not cutting-edge chips.

US Commerce Department: US to gather information on chipmaking firms in China - Vimarsana News

US Commerce Department: US to gather information on chipmaking firms in China

The US Commerce Department will begin gathering information on Chinese production of legacy semiconductors chips that aren't cutting-edge but are still vital to the global economy as it looks to track how deeply reliant US companies have become on the technology from China.