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US chipmaking industry pushes back on proposed export rule changes

By Karen Freifeld

Apr 7 2020 12:57PM

While highlighting the role chips play in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic.

US chipmaking industry pushes back on proposed export rule changes

Industry groups are pushing back on proposed changes to US export controls that would impact the sale of certain semiconductors and other technology to China, while highlighting the role chips play in addressing the COVID-19 pandemic. In a letter sent on Monday, nine groups urged US Commerce ...

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