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The United States has significantly intensified export controls with the aim of curbing China's advancement in artificial intelligence. This involves the adaptation or enhancement of longstanding export regulations to effectively navigate the increasingly global landscape of advanced equipment. This article marks the second part of a series exploring the implementation of these enhanced export controls and their impact.
In recent years, China’s Military-Civil Fusion (MCF) strategy has taken center stage, showcasing the country’s efforts to improve its military capabilities by tapping technologies developed in the commercial sector.
From over $500 billion today, semiconductors are expected to be a $1 trillion industry within a decade. Behind these eye-grabbing figures lies one of the most complex supply chains in the world, with major economies and hundreds of companies vying for a piece of the trillion dollar pie.
U.S. regulators are tightening export control rules with a powerful new tool called the Foreign Produced Direct Product Rule.
The Uyghur Forced Labor and Prevention Act (UFLPA) ushers in an unprecedented shift in U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) enforcement. Multinationals need better tools to manage their supply chains.
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