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The U.S. government revoked waivers and imposed restrictions on chip equipment sales to China, affecting major semiconductor manufacturers.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 30
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The U.S. government revoked waivers and imposed restrictions on chip equipment sales to China, affecting major semiconductor manufacturers.

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  1. The U.S. government is implementing restrictions on chip equipment and technology, phasing out capabilities that benefit China's strategic industries.Sub-event
  2. US restrictions on chip equipment sales to China affect key semiconductor makers like Applied Materials and KLA.1 source

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