News Chip Companies Lose $240 Billion in U.S. Crackdown on China

[Admin]

The whole industry suffers as U.S. restrictions on China's semiconductor industry get more severe.

Chip Companies Lose $240 Billion in U.S. Crackdown on China : Read more

 

[EyadSoftwareEngineer]

what bad deicsion US made by restricting China on chips, China is already on path for being self suffient and is doing strongly here, the last shock for US was that Chinese SMIC was able to manufacture chips on 7nano node!

 

[coromonadalix]

That will drive the chip cost high, poor availability etc .... in the past we paid 2$ a transceiver, now they are at 24$

Covid is not at fault here

 

[criticaloftom]

'which poses risks not only to U.S. allies like Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan but also to the U.S. '
I think that last one is meant to be UK.
It poses risks not only to the US, but also alarmingly THE US!

 

[coolitic]

The 50-cent army is in full-force, huh?

 

[Coffee Fueled Curmudgeon]

Is there anyone the US doesn't want to provoke? Basically hung Ukraine out to dry in order to pick a fight that's akin to a reverse Cuban missile crisis, now starting to bully China.

All from a country that's tearing itself in half, with a justice system full of judges biased to the party that appointed them, and laws being passed that set the country back fifty years.

Not to mention a terrorist attack on the Nordstream pipeline in order to ensure the US gets to sell gas to Europe while the poorer citizens of said continent freeze this winter.

Time everyone in Europe distanced themselves from the US before they damage out economies further.

 

[TheOtherOne]

And who can question US for misuse of technology?
No one! Because US is/was/will always be the good guys and will never ever misuse anything!

 

[USAFRet]

As typical and expected, this has quickly descended into political mudslinging.

Sorry, but going to close this before someone goes off the deep end and gets banned.