Brown is the latest of several individuals with UK or US nationality to have left the Chinese chipmaker’s board
Tudor Brown, the former president of Arm, has resigned from the board of Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp , stepping away from the Chinese chipmaker that has been hit with US sanctions.
“Bittersweet day today. After 9 years I resigned from SMIC board. The international divide has further widened,” he wrote. Brown said he’s leaving SMIC partly because it is getting increasingly difficult for him to carry out his duties being unable to travel to China for more than two years. SMIC is among a raft of Chinese semiconductor manufacturers contending with steadily tightening US export restrictions as Washington tries to contain Beijing’s technological rise. That’s on top of rapidly crumbling global electronics demand, as consumers leave a pandemic-era boom behind.
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