Following on his bid to limit advanced technology transfer to China, the Commerce Department's Bureau for Industry and Security (BIS)'s Under Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security, Jeffrey Kessler, is seeking to rescind waivers granted to American chip manufacturing equipment companies to sell some products to semiconductor manufacturers in China, suggest reports from the Wall Street Journal and Reuters. Kessler discussed his plans in detail at a House subcommittee hearing earlier this month, and according to the WSJ, Samsung, TSMC and SK hynix could experience difficulty in acquiring American chip manufacturing tools for their facilities in China. US Etching, […]
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