The US government intends to increase restrictions on exports of high-end chips to China and is studying new limits for Chinese companies in artificial intelligence and supercomputing, according to media.
President Joe Biden's government is preparing new export controls on semiconductors and machines to produce them, with the aim of preventing China from acquiring the capacity to develop cutting-edge technology, something it could announce this week, The Wall Street published today. Journal.
This measure would add to the new restrictions decided a few weeks ago on some US chip exports.
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The New York Times already indicates that the new measures to be announced by Biden are intended to hinder Beijing's ambitions to create the next generation of weapons and automate large-scale surveillance systems.
The restrictions would be based on a Trump-era rule that targeted telecommunications conglomerate Huawei by banning companies around the world from sending products made with US technology, machinery or software.
Several Chinese companies, government research laboratories and other entities are now expected to face similar restrictions. those destined for Huawei, reported The New York Times.
