America fights China's ambitions in artificial intelligence with new restrictions

The administration of US President Joe Biden revealed new restrictions on China’s arrival in the important components of discs and artificial intelligence, in a new escalation of the campaign aimed at the character of Beijing’s technological pursuit. The Ministry of Trade has introduced extra restrictions on the sale of high -ranking equipment and the disk industry, including those produced by US businesses in foreign facilities. She also included 140 new Chinese entities on the blacklist that are accused of working on behalf of Beijing, although they did not mention their names in a preliminary statement. “Bloomberg News” said last week that the laws under development have long been upgraded at the level of previous proposals. This has led to a major recovery between companies in the semiconductor supply chain, starting with the “Tokyo Electron” business in Asia to Asml in Europe. Through these measures, which have come after years of commercial restrictions development, the US administration seeks to delay the progress of the systems of sediments and artificial intelligence in China, which is technology that can benefit its army. According to a US official, the details of the new sanctions and the names added to the list of entities will be unveiled later Monday. The impediment of China’s technological advances said the US industry and security office said in a statement that the United States would “limit China’s ability to produce important technologies to develop its army, or the suppression of human rights.” He added that the list of entities has been expanded to include “semiconductor factories, tool companies and investment companies working at Beijing’s request to achieve China’s goals in the field of developed slides.” Officials of the Biden Administration discussed the optimal ways of these restrictions, and they agreed with their peers from other countries for several months. While the largest chip operations, including US equipment companies such as “Lamb Research” and “Applied Mateials” and “Complain”, in addition to their competitors “Tokyo Electron” and “Asml”, over months to push their governments, and an approach to each of them guarantees it a fair access to the profitable Chinese market. According to a senior management officer, the controls revealed on Monday are restrictions on the sale of 24 types of manufacturing equipment and 3 software instruments on China. The official explained that the goal is to place a path for the countries, such as Japan and the Netherlands, for similar restrictions. Tokyo or Lawy did not publicly announced that she would. Future restrictions of Trump, the analyst at City, Kevin Chen, last week that the extent of the procedures “is a positive short -short -softening of investors’ concerns about the escalation of export restrictions.” However, there may be future restrictions under the administration of President -Checks Donald Trump during the next year. The rules also include foreign companies associated with US businesses, using an item known as the ‘direct direct product’ base. This item gives Washington the ability to control the goods made abroad that is used even the smallest amount of American technology. The use of the ‘direct foreign product’ base, even with exemptions, aims to prevent US artificial intelligence manufacturers from avoiding commercial restrictions by determining their manufacturing site in other countries. In a recent report issued by the “Center for Strategic and International Studies”, a Washington -based Research Center, found that US equipment suppliers in export products to China have increased from non -America countries since 2016, especially since 2019. Culinating the targeted approach, followed by the Biden and Kamalis. Advanced logical discs, which make up “thoughts” of devices. The South Korean SK Hynix enterprise is at the top of the list of international providers of HPM discs, followed by Micron Technology, located in state Idaho and Samsung Electronics state. The official explained that there are exceptions to these rules, enabling Western companies to mount the “HM2” chips in China, but these exceptions are limited to assembly activities that pose low risks to the possibility of converting technology into Chinese businesses.