China asks telecom companies to phase out foreign-made chips: Report

In a blow to Intel (INTC) and AMD (AMD), China has asked its largest telecom carriers to phase out foreign chips from their networks by 2027, according to a Wall Street Journal report. With shares of Intel and AMD sinking on the news, Yahoo Finance reporter Akiko Fujita joins Yahoo Finance to discuss the latest Chinese effort to remove America from its technology.
Despite US export controls aimed at Huawei's semiconductor capacities, the Chinese technology company is still able to produce chips for Chinese telecom carriers. China constitutes a large share of Intel and AMD's revenue, though only some of the demand comes from telecommunications and data centers.
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[@lchansg]

Hahaha 😂 What's the problem? Wasn't the US trying to stop chip companies from supplying Chinese companies? So great to see the two governments working together ❤️

[@user-ll9qk2el4d]

It's a different version of, "you didn't fire me. I quit!"

[@ruggeddiscipline6026]

😂😂😂the USA 😂😂😂

[@prastagus3]

@@user-ll9qk2el4d it's a much worse than "I quit". This is "I quit, and I'll have my revenge by creating the same business as you and then out compete you so you'll go bankrupt".

[@MGZetta]

@@user-ll9qk2el4d imagine your biggest customer stopped buying from you and instead opened the same shop as you.

[@tofuyam7361]

China likes reaching common grounds

[@coliv2]

The US should be happy, wasn't the goal to stop American companies from selling chips to China? 🤣

[@etow8034]

Not just American companies, but all US vassals like Canada, Japan, Germany, UK, France, Italy and Australia. They basically killed their own future by appeasing to the US !

[@Tabula_Rasa1]

Yes, they did. It was a way to decouple, so mission accomplish.

[@darkcloud5830]

@@Tabula_Rasa1 Mission successful, so the US should shut the f up. Bye-bye Intel, AMD, Qualcomm, etc... It was nice never buying from you in the future.

[@kawings]

Once US impose sanctions in any country that particular country itself will start to grow backward. China meanwhile is unique, it opens an opportunity for them to be self reliant and fight back

[@magnaviator]

Only...the market is in China lol

[@slumerville]

US government: We are banning sellingUS chips to China China: We are banning buying US chips. US chips company: WTF

[@Wongseifu548]

@@ntokozolugogo4762 lol no

[@julioduan7130]

Dreams come true!

[@ruggeddiscipline6026]

😂😂😂😂

[@bluefish7940]

The Yankees should know China going hit back

[@ftu2021]

The good old NO You!

[@zhoubaidinh403]

China did not start this economic war with the US...China has the right, the obligation, to defend herself when attacked, economically, ideologically, kinetically.

[@handle-changed]

it did yes long time ago

[@pendulmonium]

​@@handle-changed no it didn't, US did

[@user-ul6oe7gt2l]

@@handle-changed ...is that why Amur!!cca has 300 m!l!tary bases surr0unding Ch!!yna and not the other way around? lde!!0t.

[@darkcloud5830]

@@handle-changed How did China start anything? They were poor like hell.

[@peterlhh8638]

Donny orange trump started it When he was voted in as a presidon he sanction China ETC like a CLOWN as though he is in a TV GONG SHOW LOL😂🤣

[@stellaandeddieluechin1087]

VERY SOON JANET YELLEN WILL RETURN TO CHINA COMPLAINING ABOUT THE " OVER CAPACITY OF CHIPS. "😂😂😂😂

[@xucg]

But this time it is the over capacity of us side.

[@stellaandeddieluechin1087]

@@xucg USA HAVE KFC AND MCDONALDS TO BUY THEIR OVERCAPACITY OF CHIPS

[@alanwu5788]

USA overcapacity on manufacturing warfares😊

[@4-SeasonNature]

She already just did.

[@petergreen5337]

❤😂Precisely

[@vlhc4642]

Rare moment of collaboration between US and China

[@DC-qn4wz]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@haoruchen4216]

to destroy intel? lol

[@ZedBeiFeng]

@@haoruchen4216 Yeah seems like they’re the ones losing out on this deal.

[@Tell-Truth]

Excellent collaboration between US and Chinese governments 🎉🎉🎉

[@polysporin8332]

USA basically forced Japan and S.Korea to losing their market share in China as well.

[@DumpTheDollar]

SK and Japan are the 51st and 52nd states of USA. Philippines is now the 53rd state.

[@darkcloud5830]

What do you expect from vassals?

[@happymelon7129]

The lesson is quite simple: “U$A vassal” == “Bad economy” Politicians focus on geopolitics for the benefit of their masters rather than economy for the benefit of the people.

[@alanc457]

@@DumpTheDollar you forgot Germany and UK as 54th and 55th

[@pr0newbie]

@@alanc457 and Israel too. Some may argue that the world is actually run by them though. Doesn't sound as conspiratorial as it did just 5 years ago.

[@EscapedConvict2007]

Well, at least that’s one thing both countries can agree on, that China does not use American chips. US govt should be happy right?

[@user-hp8fo9bz3x]

How many chip factories has the United States built in its own country?

[@chickaboomboom2726]

@user-hp8fo9bz3x none. They had to bribe Taiwan chip factory to come to Arizona. Because most of U.S tech guys moved back to China & India.

[@HTeo-og1lg]

Yes, US regime is ecstatic over the win-win, but the US chips companies are grieving.

[@JJN631]

@@chickaboomboom2726 you're lying, it's not made in China

[@chickaboomboom2726]

@JJN631 YES it is, it's so hard to accept the truth. You want me to lie a say white people made it ?

[@Cellpeg]

When the US(West) restricts exports of chips to China. What do you expect?.

[@alanwu5788]

finally on same goal

[@bobgriffith1810]

That’s fine,,China is unfriendly militarily with its neighbors who are our Allies,, our high end chips are being used for their military,, CCP is 10 years behind and we do not need their chips which are low end,, US already ramping up capex to increase semi conductors production.. we do not need China,, capital will continue its flight ,,

[@tkh2944]

Same for Space Stations, SatNav satellite systems, Wind tunnels, etc Seems the only approach and strategy for them is the Tonya Harding's one !😅

[@valetudo1569]

Nobody in the US is complaining

[@alanwu5788]

US exports overcapacity warfares

[@JohnZoetebier]

China is helping the US to protect their national security. More help is on the way :)

[@jasoncummings7052]

Good one.

[@winsonip4447]

Do not label Beijing's actions as retaliatory. They have learned a great deal from Washington and Brussels about placing national security and de-risk as top priorities.

[@KL4NNNN]

China has been doing this way before the US started

[@vlhc4642]

it's collaboratory, both sides are working toward the common goal of eliminating American semiconductor.

[@jace1113]

@@KL4NNNN doing what?

[@verypleasantguy]

Yes, China has been civilized for more than 5,000 years. US has yet become civilized.

[@miaomiaotoo]

@@KL4NNNNyou mean, they developed their own version of GPS😂? & made their own space station? 😂 well thanks to our US government banned China at 1st place.

[@szhou888]

Based on the comments on this board, the people are 1 million times smarter than the politicians.

[@ramonching7772]

Remember the saying... Politics is for the fools? Unfortunately we are ruled by them. For profound. 😊😊😊

[@marszhao61]

People don't have to be smarter than politicians in order to mock them.

[@koalalove]

politicians are just evil

[@fazzurri]

Yet the people still elected the same politician to the office.

[@tsengenhu6494]

Sanctions are forcing the acceleration of self reliance… the greatest blunder of the decade.

[@darkcloud5830]

decade? More like the century. Don't f**k with other countries.

[@hink0027]

they think china is cuba , lol that is world factory , not some penny weepy country

[@318hamtik67]

Self reliance??? China only knoes ROBBERY of all kinds of foreign goods.

[@mattyghost3409]

​@@hink0027EV junk stays in China

[@ZedBeiFeng]

US: stop selling chips to China China: Ok we’ll make our own and ban US chips US: hey stop agreeing with me.

[@juki0h391]

China doesn't need those chips anymore, they have their own now.

[@ericshang7744]

Actually I think China should keep intel and AMD in the options. Not because they cannot ban them, but keep competition in the market is ultimately beneficial to Chinese industries.

[@johnmssu1]

Haa the same msg go to usa ?

[@morbid747]

@@ericshang7744 There's many domestic chip companies competing with each other. China spent over usd 300 Billion per year to import foreign chips , being blackmailed by the suppliers and i think they have had enough of the BS.

[@TheCaffeinatedWanderer]

yes, the slowest chips ~ if you know about semiconductors

[@shenmingmo8198]

@@ericshang7744 竞争确实有利，但是自从中美贸易战之后所有中国公司都在想“我现在用了来自外国的产品，万一它有一天不卖我了怎么办”，所以现在大量的中国公司都在尽力使用中国自己的产品

[@user-ew5eh2co5p]

The US wanted decoupling, they got their wish. This is just the start.

[@davidwang4720]

Intel: Should I build new factories or not? It would be nice if we get enough orders from Somalia and Philipines…

[@frankm6218]

This is the best comment for today 😅

[@ZweiZwolf]

Intel can sell to India and Israel.

[@benjibyte8612]

@@ZweiZwolf yep.. need to build up artificial information processing and online tech support scam infrastructure

[@bench3885]

​@@ZweiZwolf But india dont pay.. like russian oil lol

[@F3CKTHEZIOS]

Somali pirates gonna need those AI chips for autonomous pirating systems 😂

[@albertwee216]

Who's got the last laugh? Way to go China.

[@mattyghost3409]

I did I'm shorting NIO everyday...That junky Chinese company at 52 week lows on the NYSE

[@Jinisinsane]

USA,because almost everything now is made with chips and chinese made chips are so bad its not even a competition.

[@Vijayintn]

China can make only potato chips😂

[@hardevrajbanshi9705]

@@Vijayintn It's India with masala flavour

[@stevensoo6591]

Great moved by China.

[@deerbeau]

Dear America, be careful what you wish for. 😂

[@aljorgy2310]

Sanctions have repercussions dear America !

[@SimonCU]

Why US Government want to damage their own companies and workforce by sanctioning China? China is their biggest client more than any other country. Loosing a big client will make US go into more debt. America is in a self destruction mode.

[@robvannNS]

Yup..no surprise considering how the US treats China.

[@user-ll9qk2el4d]

What's next? Ban on cushions as a repercussion?

[@SimonCU]

@@user-ll9qk2el4d toilet papers I guess because thats a national security risk

[@DubboU]

@@SimonCU we all know the dangers of Chinese micro trackers on toilet papers, and how it will get stuck in our butts when we wipe, and track our toilet usage and "anal"yst what we consume or whatever.

[@AGW8443]

Well, no need to ban them anymore.

[@SimonCU]

Too late... US just pressed their self destruction button while in their deepest debt hole.

[@magnaviator]

lol you dont know how stupid the US government is. They will keep the ban in place until the US chip industry is completely dead and China owns the entire supply line.

[@stevetrinh7144]

Too late!!!

[@user-yt7dq2kl2t]

In 5 year they will ban buying Chinese chips

[@SimonCU]

@@user-yt7dq2kl2t maybe.. but that would harm US more than China. US is sort of harming themselves for not wanting help solving their economic problems. If they continue this way they will loose their No.1 spot.

[@llee4225]

"National security" is vital for all countries!

[@etow8034]

Now they are really going to have a National Security issue when ordinary Americans storm Capital Hill when they don't have any smartphones, giant flat screen TVs, TikTok or Dollar General stores ! ...LoL

[@MGZetta]

Yellen already planning her next visit about how baseless the "national security" issue is.

[@cchui01]

Yellen's plane is flying back to clarify to the Chinese anything that they make and profit is always overcapacity, not just EVs but chips too.

[@davidwong325]

The main purpose of her next visit is to eat Shandong cuisine, Huaiyang cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Northeastern cuisine……

[@HTeo-og1lg]

@@davidwong325. I guess she's not concerned with "over-capacitating" her tummy.😁

[@FrankRaofighton]

What doesn't kill you make you stronger, from nuclear bomb, GPS, space station to 5G, high speed train and EV. What a motivating story!

[@therealdeal2163]

In 75 years china has gone from a poor agricultural war torn country , to an industrial technological superpower and they done it without having to drop a single bomb from the sky in an aircraft....that is real strength ....china is no longer the sick man of Asia it is now the powerhouse of the world ...respect !

[@zablacaya9298]

@@therealdeal2163Same! I have so much respect to China! And you’re right, they didn’t bomb not even throw grenade to a smaller or poor countries unlike Americans and Europeans!These people have no shame!

[@user-bb7fv3ef5q]

These are just the beginning. China will also pursue the realization of human energy freedom. Based on this, with the advancement of wireless charging technology, the Earth will gradually phase out wired power transmission. Aerial transportation vehicles and airborne mobile residences will gradually become a reality! Let technology become a means of human competition, not war.

[@MGZetta]

Beijing: You know what, i kinda like this "national security" trend lately.

[@ims3312]

😂trend

[@inktownfishing4505]

Awesome news, now China should target selling chips to all US chip buyers!

[@Ilham26bt]

With more priceless, hail to free market 🤣

[@nickl5658]

The main buyer of US chip is China.

[@inktownfishing4505]

@@nickl5658 Not for long

[@morbid747]

​@@nickl5658China is the main supplier of legacy chips for most electronic products like cars , tv , washing machine , microwave etc.

[@EAzuma]

Surely US will soon complain about China taking over the Chips market.

[@keirenle]

News of tomorrow, China was warned of chip production overcapacity by Yellen s daughter

[@cheeseongho5494]

😂😂😂😂

[@JL88]

Fantastic that China minimise dependancy onforeign chips when everything technological is used as a weapon. Well done.

[@tiaoyi-bx5yi]

The US thinks China will bend, as Japan once did. But the US forgets that China is not an American colony like Japan.

[@RogerClubv]

I was wondering why it's taking so long. When you play with fire, someone will get burned eventually. We still can't figure out how to operate with another superpower on the rise. It will hurt us more in the long run.

[@believeingood5875]

In-depth cooperation should be carried out with China to deal with the comprehensive threat brought by the climate crisis and the coming artificial intelligence.

[@skylark2nd]

China is not Japan which can be controlled by US

[@lokaskarak3442]

American has won. China finally stops using American chips

layoff coming on semi no demand ahhahahaah

[@kamalabrahman6925]

Time for Qualcom, TSMC, Samsung, ASML, Micron, NVidia, Intel, AMD, etc to cry...😅😂😅....

[@jasonchang8601]

Keep that same energy lmao.

[@MnemonicCarrier]

What has the US won? US tech companies spend so much time and energy trying to break into the Chinese market, then the US government throws it all away. The Chinese market is huge, and it's only getting bigger. China could (if it wanted to) simply trade within its own borders, and it would still do okay.

[@ruggeddiscipline6026]

The USA happy over this 😂😂😂

[@AntiWar_dude]

Nice China well done - USA 🇺🇸 bans chip sell to China 🇨🇳 and China 🇨🇳 doesn’t want USA chips 🤣

[@JCSY1]

Got business and they don't want it. Now major customers will reject it. 😂😂

[@therealdeal2163]

Win win !

[@yaobin1]

​@@therealdeal2163win win for US politicians and China.

[@jojolloren3642]

Boycott made in China products worldwide

[@aaronmoy27]

Yellen will be back in China by winter, stop over manufacturing chips.

[@GooseVan]

She misses Chinese food.

[@xucg]

But she will not be in the position of minister in winter.

[@bench3885]

The term is overcapacity

[@HTeo-og1lg]

R u sure Tonald Drump agrees with her reappointment?

[@foxtraner]

She will be back for more chowmien

[@user-tt6il2up4o]

Funny as hell. Let’s hop us chip producers now go bust as they lose the biggest market on the planet.

[@ZedBeiFeng]

You know they’ll undercut the US supply till they go bankrupt out of spite.

[@Tt-bf6nr]

Good for China, take that Yellen 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Wongseifu548]

lol nice troll account

[@ruggeddiscipline6026]

The USA don’t want to sell them so what’s the problem 😂😂😂

[@Tabula_Rasa1]

@@ruggeddiscipline6026 The US do want to sell them, but chips that China can already manufacture. That is the problem.

[@syu1057]

@@Wongseifu548 you are the true troll yourself.

[@Wongseifu548]

​@syu1057 really how do you figure exactly considering originals comments user name is clearly just a troll account

[@endeend1]

Has anyone ever looked at the graduating class for almost any Masters or PhD Electrical Engineering/Comp Engineering or equivalent STEM degrees? They're sometimes 50-80% Chinese nationals and have been for decades. Why would you think China would not catch up or be able to be full self-sufficient in this space is beyond me.

[@magnaviator]

cuz we're racist?

[@danielzhao5471]

Those Americans still think they are leading in technology can barely do basic arithmetic.

[@strassmanncai]

Washington has noticed this issue and start to seperate Chinese from Asian and reduce the quote to enroll Chinese into US stem education ....

[@4-SeasonNature]

Cause we are paranoid and homophobic.

[@fireice6190]

​@@danielzhao5471🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Well said. In fact most of them would be terrified of basic calculus

[@BrandyHeng007]

Fully technology independent, a new leader and no longer a follower 🇨🇳

[@pelosilee9451]

Free from U.S technology

[@Vijayintn]

🤣🤣🤣copy cat can make only potato chips

[@mannogroneg1248]

​​@@Vijayintntime for you to get out under the rock you've been living. China has its own space station, you really think it needs the US for anything. The US owes China $2 Trillions not the other way around.

[@Vijayintn]

@@mannogroneg1248 😀 Why it depends on Russia for Jet engines.. Its own jet Jf 17 not able to fly

[@merongmahawangsa9240]

The American is shooting himself in the foot then complaint that China manufacture the bullet....🤣🤣🤣

[@matzmn]

US: You cannot have our high end chips but you should buy our mid-range and low end chips. China: You can keep all of them. We can make our own.

[@jimmyyang901]

"If you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes"

[@user-bb7fv3ef5q]

👍👍👍

[@guens01]

National security and de-risking at their finest. 😂 thanks American

[@BrowseAndLook]

It's good to see the governments of the two superpowers agree on something. 😄😄😄

[@DC-qn4wz]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@BSnicks]

Yellen is thinking: "Now they are listening!" LOL

[@george6210]

Yeah, a win win policy.

[@jonnyye]

@@BSnicks win America! America great!haha

[@Aidenleee]

US: Don't use our chips! China: Ok, folks, let's use our own chips. 🍟 US: Wait, are you serious? 😢

[@prastagus3]

If China successfully massively lowers the price of the chips market, pretty much it's game over for most other chip companies. On the up sides, the Global South gets cheaper high-tech chips to boost their own development

[@first-gordonchang9510]

That would be fantastic. Getting a bags of Chips for 99cents at any convenient chips market. 👍

[@magnaviator]

at this rate, S.E Asia and Africa will out develop US and EU in next half century.

[@prastagus3]

@@magnaviator US and EU will make wars before they let them out develop itself

[@ZweiZwolf]

China's RISC-V chips would be at least 15-20% cheaper than their Intel or ARM equivalent. Similarly, HarmonyOS or Linux would be cheaper than Windows. Western tech licensing revenue is going to take a beating.

[@user-hp8fo9bz3x]

If the price of chips drops, won’t other products linked to chips also drop in price, such as cameras and mobile phones?

[@hautaukhang1808]

For national security reason, China sanction herself from using Foreign-made chips. 👍👍👍

[@danwelterweight4137]

They will make their own Chip and kick the US chip manufacturers from the Chinese market. Then Chinese chip manufacturers will start exporting their Chinese chips to other countries at a lower price than the American chips and the US manufacturers are going to be wiped off the map even more. 😂

[@jeanlaikan8400]

The bigger lesson: never rely on anything American. They will use that as a weapon against you.

[@nmew6926]

Even food. China will transform Africa in a massive farmland with BRI

[@jimchang231]

lesson taken

[@silent_sea749]

Reporter: “this morning we learn that when we repeatedly punch someone they will punch us back”

[@user-bb7fv3ef5q]

😂😂😂

[@winterchill5501]

Raimondo wanted to starve China of chips. Instead in a year or two, Yellen will return to China to scold them on "overcapacity" in chip production.

[@ICEMAN_GT]

China just shows US and EU how to do de-risking or decoupling properly.

[@michaelsmuvuti4789]

Very good. China should spread it's platforms to the global south. Let there be seperation. Global need tik tok asap. It's time to divide the technology.

[@Tabula_Rasa1]

Dont think Tik Tok was ever not in the Global South, but I do think the HQ/Data Center are in Singapore and USA.

[@YSKWatch]

they keep talking about what happened if china start to sell high-end chip for $10 while the same chip by others are $500.

[@user-hp8fo9bz3x]

@@YSKWatch All chip-related products will be greatly reduced in price

[@user-hp8fo9bz3x]

@@YSKWatch If the government forcibly prevents civilians from buying, there will be a lot of smuggling and a lot of money will be made.

[@roro4787]

Its one thing to bully a small country, if you bully the worlds largest economy by PPP. It doesn't end well for you 😂😂😂

[@Justice-Zcjh]

Yes, for security reasons, China must phase out foreign chips.

[@handsam5]

I would rather use american chips over disposable chinese chips for good reason.

[@Darko-kn6il]

This is a prime example of "You reap what you sow" lol..kudos to China...

[@yushen7202]

There is no way one country can remain at the top of the food chain forever. That is the takeaway of the whole saga.

[@yummytummy88]

First US doesn't want US chips company to sell chips to China. Now China did the US favor by not buying US chips. Isn't this exactly what US want? You get what you asked for. Certainly a WIN-WIN policy for US right?

[@GiorniVenibato]

Certainly a cautionary tale!

[@mohdsufiansalleh4085]

Nope,😂 what they want is to inflate the market price by limiting it. The problem is they forgot that most chip manufacturing is in china (including Taiwan) and south east Asia 😂. Now rather than inflating it, it will deflate due to lack of buyers 😂

[@AdrianOkay]

@@mohdsufiansalleh4085 taiwan is to china like ukraine is to russia lol

[@gooner3654]

@@AdrianOkay totally different

[@AdrianOkay]

@@gooner3654 ukraine has never been a part of russia (only during the soviet union, which isn't ''russia'') and russia wants to take it ''back'' taiwan has never been a part of the communist china, (only during the republic, which isn't ''china'') and now communist china wants to take it ''back'' if you wanna find any differences it's nitpicking

[@chjin1796]

When they decided to ban the sale of some chips to China, did they not expect this day?

[@therealdeal2163]

What do you expect from a country that believes its own propaganda that China will collapse everyday since 2001....

[@melvinbarnett1910]

We're the west, of course not.

[@foxtraner]

Obviously not, they lived in their dream , now just woke up

[@sih9696]

Lawyers don't understand and don't care

[@NallePu83]

Intel and AMD should move to China and say I identify as chinese now

[@birdsnature6421]

AMD CEO Lisa Su and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang are both actually Chinese American

[@juderamnarine5617]

😂😂😂

[@Herodotus__]

They will😂 Musk was smart😮

[@F3CKTHEZIOS]

@@birdsnature6421 they are Taiwanese AKA Chinese but arrogant Taiwanese people think taiwanese are somehow western/Europeans

[@sickg6417]

@@birdsnature6421 fun fact, they are relatives, two have same great grandfather

[@eugenec7130]

The United States chip sanction on China has become an effective incentive for China to achieve its chip independence from the US. In fact as of now, China already has preconditions for achieving this independence. It won't be long before China is totally independent from the US on chips.

[@sih9696]

When that day comes, many US chip companies will change their nationality.

[@pascalpoussin1209]

Wonderful!!! I'm watching this from my excellent Chinese made, Chinese brand smartphone.

[@ssrae-2229]

Huawei this year will roll out its HarmonyOS NEXT in all its products, totally 100% Chinese systems. Its laptops will not use intel Nvidia Microsoft. Expected 3rd quarter 2024:

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@ssrae-2229 I hope Gina Raimondo will be there as Huawei's launch spokesperson again.

[@yeaonaiwohe]

我也在用，HUAWEI mate 60

[@grouchypatch9185]

Me too.

[@TheAvoong]

Your demand is granted! No sanctions, I quit!

[@frankm6218]

Yeah! Finally decoupled! Congratulations to Biden and his boys and girls😅

[@magnaviator]

doubled up on Trump's policy. Dumb and Dumber. Go USA!

[@sih9696]

Biden is destroying America!

[@paulyi729]

"DeCoupling" is this what you asked for? Now you get it.

[@mfg8129]

This is certainly good news for the rest of the world.

[@silenthill1035]

Excellent news ! Can't wait to see genuine competition driving real innovation. Its a win-win for customers.

[@dokinglife]

Thats great news. US strategy to restrict chips sales to China has shown successful results.

[@79mann]

China is the greatest nation on earth and us will fail. Xi is a great leader.

[@route55qatar]

Actually China is helping US to achieve its goal. US should thanks China.

[@jkigtehuioropsdfjoaw]

Economic war with china and military war with russia is a very bad combo 😮

[@mijmijrm]

is this retaliation, or is it actually National Security (and not imaginary, as in the USA case)? We know NSA-PRISM has its snooping interference in all things communications. And we can assume it has snooping integrated in the processors. So, it would be essential for National government bodies (of all nations, not just China) to avoid NSA-PRISM tainted equipment (if they can).

[@ZweiZwolf]

It's a little of both, along with a need to provide guaranteed sales for up-and-coming companies in the space. Win-Win-Win.

[@etow8034]

NSA can't eavesdrop on Huawei quantum encrypted equipment ...hence national security issue ! ...LoL

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@etow8034 NSA & Mossad can't eavesdrop on existing Huawei equipment, either. That's why Huawei is popular in Palestine and banned in the USA.

[@etow8034]

@@LyricsQuest More like an ass-wipe expert more than anything else !

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@LyricsQuest LOL, found the glowie! RISC-V is open source, if it's a "spy chip", it'd be public knowledge across the entire world, published and confirmed by a host of actual security research firms.

[@stjonathanchidi]

There’s no stopping the Chinese

[@Henry-cp1ei]

This is a good news for both governments. Now let's see who would come out ahead of the game.

[@therealdeal2163]

My money is on china .....they can manufacture way cheaper than the USA and they don't go around the world bombing people ....

[@CanTho2022]

China obviously

[@johnnywalker2870]

China is derisking! 😂😂😂😂

[@nawax000]

Very good, the US started all of this and now China show you how to deal with it, no need to cry, you reap what you sow ...

[@nsng1298]

Last year, a Japanese company did a tear down of a Huawei 5G base station. It was found that most of the chips were of Chinese origin. In fact, only 1% of the chips were from American semiconductor companies. The Mate 60 series of smartphones launched last August by Huawei has 90% of the components from Chinese manufacturers. I bet the P70 or the Mate 70 which will be launched later this year will have nearly 100% Chinese made components.

[@nawnaw4709]

and just like that a 1 billion people market is gone...nice move US...

[@TAL142]

China is doing this for real national security to prevent US weaponizing chips . It doesn't matter how advance their chips are. Most of the Chinese companies would try to avoid US chips regardless since there is always a risk of US bans. But then China is always faster than any "expert" predicts.

[@ardinhajihil5011]

never underestimate asians

[@4-SeasonNature]

Mainly Confucius influenced east Asian culture countries.

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@4-SeasonNature Don't forget to include Northern Vietnam, which was a Chinese province for over 1,000 years.

[@4-SeasonNature]

@@ZweiZwolf Vietnam included.

[@TAL142]

@@4-SeasonNature Notice that are almost no non-Asian region gone from rags to riches. Many places in Asia were very poor like Singapore, Korea, China and even Hong Kong and Taiwan. And in even in the US, the poor area usually remains poor except the Asian communities. Germany was probably the only country that built up its economy without relying on wealth and resources from colonies after WW2.

[@AdrianCHOY]

I don’t understand how US can think they can deny US tech to anyone. Anything that exists can be made or made better by anyone / anywhere (not just China). Of all countries, China is best at replicating or developing anything the country needs (and this is not limited to chips but also chip making tech). Not a very smart move to sanction China wrt these technology. You only accelerate their independence on what’s denied.

[@immortalideas-fi6kj]

Thank you China. Thank God.

[@swedgephd]

china will also likely move to a RISC-V architecture avoiding licensing/sanctioning issues with ARM/x86

[@ZweiZwolf]

I think the transition from ARM, etc. to RISC-V and other open/domestic tech is already underway. We're just at the start of the curve. Within a few years, it'll be obvious.

[@Tabula_Rasa1]

They already did. RISC-V is no longer American and had moved their HQ to Switzerland.

[@mohdsufiansalleh4085]

This is just the first phase of decoupling 😂. Next china will introduce it's own OS that could be installed in both PC and smartphone to drive the industrial revolution 4.0 further. The problem with 4.0 is the hardware to software conversion for seamless communication in interfaces. Now that the hardware hurdle is overcome, the software part will come soon 😊

[@wedmunds]

@@mohdsufiansalleh4085gotta break it to you, it already exist and it's called harmonyOS

[@elkanaajowi9093]

The sanctions are working fine. Force the loyal buyer to be a producer.

[@yaoypl]

The West started de-coupling/de-risking with China first, aiming to slow down China's development. Now, it's China's term for de-coupling/de-risking with the West. Let's see who needs whom. No hard feelings. 🤣🤣🤣

[@ronn1977]

China finally making US dream come true...by not buying US chips.

[@soowo5942]

These days, China and the United snakes can hardly agree with each other on anything, but they agree no more United snakes chips for China. When they work together for a common goal, beautiful things will happen: no more United snakes chips!

[@seekx2y556]

Wow, United snakes, I heard of it for the first time, but it's very interesting.🤣🤣🤣

[@douginorlando6260]

China’s 7 nm technology can do what’s needed. Higher performance 3 nm tech is better but not necessary. Price will be more important to users than the added benefit from 3 nm (price of 7 nm cell phones versus 3 nm; for servers/AI, the cost of twice as much 7 nm hardware to get equivalent 3 nm horsepower ).

[@Wongseifu548]

the consumers perhaps but data centers and technology focused firms 3nm chips will crush 7nm

[@eddylee3826]

Like my app,e mobile i bought this year , was so hot , update ,appke throttled it down , speed is slow and no different now from my 2021 iphone .

[@ktchong5800]

Do you know what is absolutely necessary and irreplaceable? RARE EARTH MINERALS. And guess what country has a near-monopoly and 12-15 year lead over the West in the technology to mine, extract and refine rare earth. Let's see how many 3nm chip the US will be able to produce at reasonable costs when it can't get enough rare earths. Of course the US will ultimately be able to catch up and replace China's rare earth supplies. IN ABOUT 10 YEARS, (if the US get lucky.) Just enough time for China to catch up with the West in chip and lithography technology.

[@Wongseifu548]

@@eddylee3826 compared to cheap Huawei phones breaking apart please

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@Wongseifu548 Huawei phones are at least as good as Apple, if not better. I'm still using a pre-sanctions Huawei P30 Pro and it's still great. Camera is still at least as good as anything out there. It's very rare to actually "need" 3nm performance in a phone.

[@seabedsand]

China's nearly 20-year history is as inspirational as Chinese novels, constantly suppressed by the strong, and finally the protagonist becomes the king

[@jsyo9639]

Starbuck, Macdonald KFC IPhone- next . Will run to toilets quick ..😂😂😂😂

[@serang]

Starbucks, MCD, and KFC are currently in big trouble because of israel aggression towards Gaza, at least in Arabs and SEA countries. Things don't seem good for USA recently.

[@Shaftalooooo]

😂😂😂 it took only 2 years to ditch Western chip.

[@BWong1234]

For the first time China and US are in perfect sync with each other. Cheers CHINA 😂😂❤❤

[@RechtmanDon]

The US is proving its global isolationism economically successful, but only for itself! You can be sure that as China further develops its technologies, it will gladly share them with the rest of the world, but unlike the US model, will not do so with profit as its first motive. China's commitment to globalization is creating a path towards global peace and a poverty-free prosperity, which will be seen in the long run (a perception the US unfortunately lacks) to generate a gentle growth of profit for all participating nations.

[@RechtmanDon]

@@jal051 If profit was really their first motive, they'd be doing things the U.S. way. Short term profit, great return; long term profit, not a part of the U.S. vision, but is what has driven China's efficiency.

[@kckoay6211]

One good deed deserves another. Conversely, one wrong turn deserves another.

[@waihangwong6513]

Some other countries will also be buying Chinese chips because it will be cheaper to buy from China 🤣🤣🤣

[@Mr.Pradhani]

China is a greatest country in the world

[@Eric-ep9rd]

Capitalism especially in the US and EU has always encouraged competition because it results to lower prices. China will flood the market with cheaper chips to compete with other chip makers including those from the US. It's a win for ordinary consumers around the world

[@magnaviator]

In 10 years, US won't remember how to make silicon chips

[@melvinbarnett1910]

Faaacts

[@sih9696]

Biden won't either .....

[@redcardinal1219]

Excellent non political reporting. Keep it up.

[@genovasei9369]

I thought that is what US wanted?

[@mrIknowwhatyoudid]

Respect for a fair and balanced report. Most US major news outlets would never say the whole truth when reporting stories in this nature.

[@HTeo-og1lg]

US to China: We will not sell chips to you, if you become a peer power. China to US: Please be careful what you wish for, ok?