It will expand US powers to stop exports of equipment from some countries to Chinese chipmakers
NEW YORK - The Biden administration plans to unveil a new rule next month that will expand U.S. powers to stop exports of semiconductor manufacturing equipment from some foreign countries to Chinese chipmakers, two sources familiar with the rule said.
The rule, an expansion of what is known as the Foreign Direct Product rule, would bar about half a dozen Chinese fabs at the center of China's most sophisticated chipmaking efforts from receiving exports from many countries, according to one of the sources.Reuters could not determine which Chinese chip fabs would be impacted.
Lin added that China hopes relevant countries would resist U.S. efforts and safeguard their long-term interests. The new rule, currently in draft form, shows how Washington is seeking to keep up the pressure on China's burgeoning semiconductor industry but without antagonizing allies. Another part of this latest export control package will lower the amount of U.S. content that determines when foreign items are subject to U.S. control, sources said, adding that it closes a loophole in the Foreign Direct Product rule.
The planned new rule is only in draft form and could change, but the aim is to publish it in some form next month, the sources said.
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