President Donald Trump is expected to meet with the heads of a number of major technology companies in the country next week, as these companies face the possibility of imposing customs duties and stricter export restrictions, which can strongly harm their work. A group asked CEOs of HP, Intel, International Business Machines (IBM) and Qualcomm, the meeting in the US administration on Monday, according to people familiar with the matter, not to reveal their identity because the plans are not available to the public. HP confirmed the attendance of the Monday meeting, and his representative said that “US commercial and industrial policy is one of the topics that is the involvement of the company’s management team.” Intel, IBM and Qualcomm spokesman refused to comment, and the White House actor did not respond directly to the request for comment. The effects of customs duties have promoted the White House of a set of changes in policies that threaten to cause a disorder in the computer rushing sector, as customs duties will increase the cost of importing equipment from global manufacturing centers, such as China, which may cause a disorder in supply chains. On the other hand, companies also want to get an explanation about the possible restrictions imposed on their advanced technology exports used in artificial intelligence data centers created around the world. Trump promised to fulfill his election promise to set up customs duties on the most important commercial partners, in an effort to balance what he describes as unfair imbalances in the trade balance. Changes in policies can cause the electronic industry to be more difficult to work in a way divided into the world, which made it very effective. The administration also develops an action plan for artificial intelligence, in an effort to continue and promote American leadership in the field ‘and requests the public’s participation in these efforts. The abolition of the Chips Act, as the US Congress asked for the abolition of the 2022 Chips Act, the legislation that won the support of the two parties and offers billions of dollars incentives to companies such as “Intel” and “Taiwan Simonukone Manovakchoring”. “The disk law is very bad,” Trump told Congress in his speech on Tuesday, urging the home speaker Mike Johnson to cancel the legislation. Senator Chuck Schumer, leader of the Democratic Party Bloc, Senator Chuck Schumer, expected the law to fail. An additional investment for “TSMC” in a separate case, Trump’s contract this week in a meeting with “Taiwan Simonokind Manovakchoring”, in which the Chips company promised to invest an extra $ 100 billion factories in the United States. The US administration considers the agreement an indication of the possibility that the country is using customs duties as a way to attract investments, instead of providing incentives similar to the disk law.
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