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Beijing denounces US chip curbs as threat to global supply chains

Beijing has condemned the United States' proposed chip export controls, which are being considered for inclusion in the National Defense Authorization Act. A spokesperson for the Chinese embassy in Washington stated that these measures are a threat to global supply chains and urged the US to cease politicizing technology issues. China views these actions as an arbitrary disruption that serves no one's interest and will not receive support. AI

IMPACT US chip export controls could impact the development and availability of AI hardware globally.

RANK_REASON Policy action by a major government impacting global supply chains. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.4]

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Beijing denounces US chip curbs as threat to global supply chains

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Vincent Chow ·

    Beijing denounces US chip curbs as threat to global supply chains

    Beijing has condemned the latest efforts by US lawmakers to curb Chinese access to leading semiconductor chips and chipmaking equipment, warning that they would lead to “arbitrary disruption and damage” to global supply chains. The stark assessment followed reports on Tuesday tha…