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Dec 15 2022 6:39AM

US, UK sale licences unlikely to be approved.

Export controls hit China's access to Arm's chip designs

Chinese tech giant Alibaba cannot buy some of the most advanced chip designs after the SoftBank-owned British chip tech firm Arm determined that the US and Britain would not approve licences to export technology to China, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday. This is the first known time ...

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