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US imposes new restrictions on semiconductor exports to China
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US imposes new restrictions on semiconductor exports to China
The US Department of Commerce is introducing new rules for controlling the export of semiconductor technologies to China. The restrictions apply to 24 types of hardware, 3 types of software, and 140 Chinese companies.
China's chip index approaches 3-year high amid US ban on TSMC chips
The CSI Semiconductor index rose 6% after the US banned TSMC's advanced chips from being shipped to China. This may accelerate the development of China's own semiconductor production.
FT: US urges Turkey to stop exporting military goods to Russia
The White House has called on Turkey to stop exporting American goods to Russia that could be used for military purposes. The US is threatening consequences if Ankara does not take steps to stop the illegal trade.
China sharply reduced chip supplies to russia due to US sanctions
China has significantly reduced the volume of semiconductor supplies to russia after the new US sanctions. From January to may 2024, the supply of advanced components through Hong Kong fell by 28%, and through mainland China - by 19%.