Chinese government said chip imports are falling

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Dropped 12.4 percent in September, according to customs data.

Chinese government said chip imports are falling
China's chip imports fell 12.4 percent in September, according to official customs data, continuing a decline amid tensions with the United States and an ongoing chip shortage. The country imported 47.6 billion chip units during the month, compared with 54.3 billion units in September 2021, ...

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