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US lawmakers urge Biden administration to block Huawei's access to American chip making gear

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 9m ago
US lawmakers urge Biden administration to block Huawei's access to American chip making gear
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US lawmakers are urging the Biden administration to restrict the sale of American chip making equipment to Huawei Technologies, in an effort to impede the Chinese company's progress in semiconductor manufacturing. They have expressed concerns about Huawei's access to critical technology and have identified several Chinese companies as potential members of Huawei's network. The US and its allies have already restricted the sale of advanced chips and manufacturing tools to China. Lawmakers argue that further action is necessary to deny Huawei and similar firms the ability to access US technology, while China has criticized these restrictions as barriers to cooperation.

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US lawmakers urge Commerce to put TikTok-parent ByteDance on export control list

Economic TimesEconomic Times · 1y ago
US lawmakers urge Commerce to put TikTok-parent ByteDance on export control list
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A group of 15 U.S. lawmakers have written a letter to the Commerce Department urging that China-based ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, be added to the government's export control list. They believe this move would address the critical vulnerabilities created by the company's access to American software. Previous efforts to ban TikTok or give the Biden administration new powers to restrict the app have not been successful. The lawmakers express concerns over TikTok's security and the potential for the Chinese government to control data on millions of U.S. users. However, TikTok claims that the letter misrepresents facts and disregards its efforts to safeguard user data.

Republican senators demand an end to science and tech cooperation with China

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Republican senators demand an end to science and tech cooperation with China
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A group of Republican senators is urging the Biden administration to revoke a science and technology agreement with China, claiming that it opens the door for further cooptation of American research. The lawmakers, including Sen. Jim Risch, argue that the renewal of the agreement denies the incoming administration the chance to weigh in on a controversial agreement. The State Department has stated that the new agreement has more safeguards to protect U.S. interests, but the senators are concerned about protecting intellectual property and preventing the illicit transfer of knowledge. Critics argue that cutting off cooperation with China would hinder American scientific progress.

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