New export controls aim to limit China’s development of high-end chips with AI applications

Update: 2022-11-03

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The United States and China are locked in a battle over integrated circuits, the tiny chips that power everything from smartphones to military hardware.

The fight for smaller and faster chips has significant implications for the global technology industry and is only getting started.

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New export controls aim to limit China’s development of high-end chips with AI applications

Observatory of Economic Complexity

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New export controls aim to limit China’s development of high-end chips with AI applications

Observatory of Economic Complexity

New export controls aim to limit China’s development of high-end chips with AI applications