Are U.S. government actions that are driving away highly educated Chinese scientists and engineers threatening America’s model as an open economy based on innovation and welcoming talent?
meets and approves licenses, and perform other tasks. If the Operating Committee declines to issue a license or there is a disagreement among the members of the committee, it can be elevated to theThere is a significant backlog in the Operating Committee for Export Control, which is leading to year-long waits for approvals, preventing foreign nationals who need a license from working on a semiconductor or other project. The disruption has impeded many U.S.
In effect, attorneys say, the federal government is asking commercial companies, such as in semiconductors, to become like defense contractors by operating in “silos” and cordoning off technologies physically in ways that tech companies are not set up to do. “We call those effective denials,” one attorney working on export controls told me.
The problem would become even worse for tech companies if the Commerce Department defines “emerging and foundational technologies” in an expansive manner under the Foreign Investment Risk Review Modernization Act, which became law in 2018. “The types of companies the pilot rules will apply to is going to grow once Commerce completes its process,” notes the. “Once an emerging technology has been identified, Commerce must establish controls on the export, reexport, or transfer of that technology.
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