China has announced new restrictions on the sale of chip-making materials to the US, following US sanctions to hinder Chinese semiconductor production. Gallium, germanium, antimony, and graphite sales to the US are now restricted or closely monitored, reflecting escalating tensions in the semiconductor industry.
China has introduced new restrictions on the sale of chip-making materials to the US, following the Biden Administration's announcement of sanctions aimed at making it harder for Chinese companies to produce advanced semiconductors. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce stated that sales of gallium, germanium, antimony, and other key minerals with potential military applications will no longer be allowed to the US. Additionally, the export of graphite will be closely monitored.
The US Department of Commerce implemented new rules to further hinder China's semiconductor production for AI and weapons systems, limiting equipment and software use as well as banning exports to over 140 new Chinese companies. This action reflects the Biden-Harris Administration's targeted approach to impede China's ability to produce advanced technologies that pose a risk to US national security. In recent months, China has tightened control over rare materials such as antimony, signaling a potential escalation in the ongoing trade tensions with the US
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