According to the report of Hong Kong's media, Reuters quoted people familiar with the matter and said that the US Department of Commerce is considering including more Chinese companies, including Changxin Cash, to the export control list. The so...
According to the report of Hong Kong's media, Reuters quoted people familiar with the matter and said that the US Department of Commerce is considering including more Chinese companies, including Changxin Cash, to the export control list.
The source pointed out that the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is also considering including SMIC and Changjiang Cash subsidiaries in this "physical list". The British Financial Times, which was the first to report this news, pointed out that the recent trade agreement reached between China and the United States has made the time of this operation even more complicated. Some people in the Trump administration believe that exerting export controls on these companies now may harm the ongoing Sino-US trade debate.
Previously, the Biden administration included more than 20 Chinese entities on the list in January 2025, including Zhipu AI and Sophgo. Companies listed on the list cannot accept U.S. exported goods or technologies without permission, and application permits are usually denied. The U.S. Department of Commerce also strengthened chip export controls on China at that time to prevent chips from flowing into China.
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