Companies will no longer be allowed to supply advanced computing chips, chip-making equipment and other products to China unless they receive a special license. Most of those licenses will be denied, though certain shipments to facilities operated by U.S. companies or allied countries will be evaluated case by case, a senior administration official said

China can only make low-end chips anymore. The middle and high end semiconductors are all produced elsewhere.
This also will completely slow down china's military.

Thank you, CHIPS act.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIPS_and_Science_Act

Aren’t they building semiconductor plants in Syracuse NY and somewhere in Arizona as of years ago?

Also I am pretty sure the restrictions on deals with China are limited to companies receiving funding from the chips act. Correct me if I am wrong.

If you think the Chinese haven't stolen those high tech chip making tech by now, you will be disappointed.

Furthermore read this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_Amendment

Read this

https://time.com/3901419/space-station-no-chinese/

And now read this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiangong_space_station

This post was edited by Hamsterbaby on Mar 13 2023 06:19am

China is the world's largest silicon producer, with a production volume estimated at six million metric tons in 2022. The second largest producer of this metalloid in the world was Russia, which produced 640,000 metric tons in the same year.


Still need the base medium to etch chips with and China/RU the gatekeepers. If Biden and West want to dominate chip war, they'll need an alternative medium or supplier for full leverage.

This post was edited by RedFromWinter on Mar 13 2023 06:16am

The plan to quadruple the supply of semiconductors in Europe by 2030 mirrors similar US moves aimed at avoiding technological dependency on Asian suppliers.
https://www.dw.com/en/eu-unveils-multibillion-euro-chip-production-plan/a-60698952
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They are nowhere near self sufficient.

No one is , neither is the United States, or EU , or South East Asia etc etc.
We have created a world that is interdependent on one another.

Still wondering how this crushes China.. Is it correct to conclude only companies receiving funding from this act are restricted in dealing to China?

if aliens came down tomorrow and said "if any country trades with another country we blow up your planet" the USA would be fine, china would starve en masse. it would survive but its a country of producers for trade. USA trades for convenience, China trades to survive.

So, what exactly does usa produce on its own? Without weapons and bigmacs