Washington is considering imposing new restrictions on chips on China

The administration of US President Joe Biden is considering setting up additional restrictions on sale of semi -conductor equipment and memory flakes working with artificial intelligence to China, with the aim of increasing the campaign of oppression against the technological aspirations of Beijing, but it will avoid the application of some of the most striking measures. According to the people who confirmed that the timing and limits of the rules have confirmed, these restrictions are expected to be announced as soon as possible, and that things will not be final until they are officially published. These measures come after months of summit between US officials, and negotiations with allies in Japan and the Netherlands, along with extensive pressure from US manufacturing companies for Chip equipment, which warned that the most stringent measures could cause catastrophic damage to their work. Poor exceptions indicated that the new people indicated that the new proposal contained fundamental changes compared to previous concepts, especially with regard to Chinese businesses that would be added to the ‘list of entities’ subject to commercial restrictions. The United States has previously considered imposing sanctions on six Huawei Technologies suppliers, a communication giant representing the Chinese technological industry axis, and officials are aware of at least six other suppliers. However, the current plan contains the inclusion of only a limited number of these suppliers in the ‘list of entities’, with a noticeable exception to Changxin memory technology, which develops advanced memory chips that depend on artificial intelligence. The spokesman for the Ministry of Office of the Ministry of Trade rejected the comment. A spokesman for the National Security Council also referred questions to the operational and safety office. The high shares of chips businesses The shares of the Chips businesses in Asia and Europe have risen against the background of this news. ASML Holding NV climbed 5.5%, which led to a repair wave between chip equipment companies such as “Beconductor Industries NV” and “Aixtron’s”. In Japan, the “Tokyo Electron” arrow jumped 7%, while the “Screen Holdings Co.” The share increased by 6%, as well as the share of “Kokusai Electric” by 13%. Leiping Huang, a chief technological analyst at Huataai Securities, believes that the current plan of restrictions “seems to be better than the worst scenario that was afraid the market”. The proposed rules indicate that sanctions on two semester manufacturers of the business, ‘Seismonductor Manufacturing International’, the most important partner of ‘Huawei’ in the manufacture of chips, are set according to humans. In addition, it is expected to add more than 100 entities to the ‘entity menu’, focusing on Chinese manufacturers for semiconducting equipment instead of the chips production factories themselves, according to humans. Wired previously reported that the United States could issue new rules for export control as soon as possible. A victory for some US businesses. This step is a partial victory for US manufacturing companies such as “Lamb Research” and “Applied Mateials” and “Complain”, which are a few months to impose unilateral US restrictions on major Chinese companies, including “Huawei” providers the six. These companies have warned that these restrictions will put them in an unfair position compared to their international competitors, such as “Tokyo Electron” and Dutch equipment giant ASML, as their governments have not yet agreed to apply strict sales restrictions to China. Japan and the Netherlands have imposed limited restrictions on China since 2022 to partially proportional to US measures, but both countries have refused to respond to recent US pressure to tighten these controls. US officials have adopted a strict negotiation approach with their allies this summer, and warned that the United States imposes the possibility of the United States on foreign business sales, a move that Japan and the Netherlands considered excessive offense. The US goal of this threat was to use the ‘Foreign Product Base’ (FDPR) was to push the Allies to impose their own restrictions, but Tokyo and Lahi expressed a limited response to the Biden Administration, especially as President election Donald Trump’s return to power approaches. Changes in US restrictions also contain new US bases for some additional equipment categories, but it will exclude the Allies, such as Japan and the Netherlands, to apply the provisions of the basis of the direct direct product, according to people known. However, it is not yet clear whether Japan or the Netherlands will eventually take additional steps to impose Chinese companies restrictions that Washington intends to include in sanctions. The last version of US restrictions also contains provisions related to high -frequency memory chips used in data storage, which are essential for applications in artificial intelligence. The well -known people expect these measures to affect companies such as “Samsung Electronics” and “SK Hynix”, as well as US micros technology.