Reported about 8 hours ago
The United States is imposing stricter regulations on South Korean chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix by revoking their authorizations to receive American semiconductor manufacturing equipment in China. This change, detailed by the U.S. Commerce Department, will require the companies to obtain licenses to purchase equipment for their Chinese operations, which may hinder their ability to expand or upgrade technology. While existing facilities can continue operation, the move could ultimately benefit domestic Chinese equipment manufacturers and U.S. competitors like Micron.
Source: YAHOO