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european_guy

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Here we go....

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They also included BGI genomics (!!) and DJI, but it seems practical effects are at the moment not so big "The list bars buying or selling publicly traded securities in target companies."

I'm afraid this is just the appetizer, no semiconductor company included and the bans are only financial...so waiting for the second shot.

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9dashline

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DJI is already blacklisted in 2021 but mostly are investment Ban. means will not traded publicly in American stock exchanges.

this year Chinese stocks raise record capital globally. so DJI will easily traded in mainland or Hong Kong SE.
Any of you here actually fly drones?
DJI app has been delisted from app store for quite a while now, I said before after Huawei they were coming for DJI
Ultimately full chip embargo is the card the US will play
 

9dashline

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Any of you here actually fly drones?
DJI app has been delisted from app store for quite a while now, I said before after Huawei they were coming for DJI
Ultimately full chip embargo is the card the US will play
When I do a search for dji in the Google App store nothing comes up, even 3rd party apps for dji like litchi show but not the DJI itself... tested on unmodiffied versions of Huawei, and OnePlus and even on emulators like Bluestack5

Also nothing shows up on my samsung tablet

Also tried at least 2 different Google accounts just in case it was a glitch with an account

DJI publishes the direct .apk from their website so its not an issue, but those on Apple platform may be SOL, plus its one more step towards total delistments

 

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When I do a search for dji in the Google App store nothing comes up, even 3rd party apps for dji like litchi show but not the DJI itself... tested on unmodiffied versions of Huawei, and OnePlus and even on emulators like Bluestack5

Also nothing shows up on my samsung tablet

Also tried at least 2 different Google accounts just in case it was a glitch with an account

DJI publishes the direct .apk from their website so its not an issue, but those on Apple platform may be SOL, plus its one more step towards total delistments
It's not on Google but on Apple app store. It's a specific google thing.
 

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Ha, this are the moderate pro-business corporate democrats meanwhile the moronic cold war psychopaths are around the conner.
Chinese companies should double their efforts to secure their supply chain by quintuple their investment and R&D in local equipment, components, subsystems, EDA, processing software, materials, human resources, chips, IP and so on, nothing should be left behind.

Just lets the American goverment to cannibalize and Sovietize their own semiconductor industry for the sake of the impossible goal of 100% security.​

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"The Biden administration on Friday announced sweeping new limits on the sale of semiconductor technology to China, a step aimed at crippling Beijing’s ability to access critical technologies"

"Washington also imposed several broad international restrictions, called foreign direct product rules, to prohibit companies operating anywhere in the world from selling chips used in artificial intelligence and supercomputing to China"

"Another foreign direct product rule bans a broader range of products made outside the United States with American technology from being sent to 28 Chinese companies"
 

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U.S. intensifies assault on China chip ambitions​

Strictest ever curbs on exports of advanced tools, AI chips and more

The U.S. has introduced sweeping export controls aimed at curbing almost every aspect of China's semiconductor development as part of its toughest crackdown yet on Beijing's tech ambitions.

The U.S. Commerce Department on Friday barred American companies from shipping certain grades of advanced chip equipment to any Chinese client without a license, effective immediately. The same curbs will apply to shipments of American-made electronics parts or other items that China could use to produce its own chipmaking tools and equipment.

Under the new rules "U.S. persons" will also be restricted from providing support to the development or production of chips at Chinese "semiconductor fabrication facilities without a license," starting Oct. 12.

The commerce department also tightened the so-called Foreign Direct Product Rule to restrict China's ability to obtain or build cutting-edge chips used in supercomputers and artificial intelligence applications. These curbs will also apply to global chipmakers, including Samsung of South Korea and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., whose manufacturing relies on American technologies.

The new rules show Washington's determination to restrict China's ability to develop cutting-edge semiconductors and computer systems that are crucial for Beijing's advanced manufacturing as well as many security, space, and defense applications.

"The PRC government is attempting to divert a lot of civilian technologies, particularly in computing, space, AI and communications, into areas of supercomputers in civil-military fusion programs as well as other areas such as surveillance that link with human rights abuses," a senior U.S. Commerce Department official said when outlining some of the reasons for the tighter rules.

They come as the U.S. is attempting to shore up its domestic semiconductor industry, including by offering generous federal and state subsidies for chipmakers.

The restrictions on chip equipment could hit Chinese memory chip champions Yangtze Memory Technologies (YMTC) and ChangXin Memory Technologies particularly hard, as both companies are in the midst of ramping up their output.

They will also create hurdles for Chinese chipmaking equipment makers such as Naura and Advanced Micro-Fabrication Equipment, which are working to help Chinese chipmakers get around U.S. sanctions by building up domestic production tools to
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YMTC was one of more than 30 companies and research institutions that the U.S. on Friday placed on an "Unverified List" of clients. The list is intended as a red flag to American suppliers to be careful of doing business with those named. If these companies fail to provide documentation required by the U.S., they are likely to be officially blacklisted on Washington's so-called Entity List, alongside the likes of Huawei Technologies.

The U.S. further said on Friday that 28 entities already blacklisted will be subject to enhanced export controls under the Foreign Direct Product Rule, to restrict their ability to source from foreign suppliers using any American technologies.

Under the new rules, a license is required to ship chip equipment that can make processors and other logic chips using 14/16-nanometer technology or better. In logic chipmaking, a smaller nanometer number generally indicates a more advanced chip. The latest iPhone processors are produced with 5-nm chip tech.

For DRAM chips, the restrictions kick in for tools that are 18-nm or better, while for NAND flash memories the rules apply to machines capable of making chips with 128 or more layers.

NAND and DRAM are key types of memory components needed for all electronic devices, from smartphones and computers to servers and connected cars.

YMTC mass-produces 3D NAND flash memory chips on the 128-layer level, about one or two generations behind global leaders, and aims to put the next generation of 192-layer chips into production within a year.

American chip equipment makers such as Applied Materials, Lam Research and KLA are still sorely needed if China is to quickly and smoothly ramp up chip production.

According to a Boston Consulting Group analysis, there are at least 23 types of chipmaking equipment for which American companies control more than 65% of global supply.

The new rules on advanced chipmaking tools apply only to U.S. companies and not foreign players such as ASML and Tokyo Electron. However the U.S. is working closely with "like-minded" allies to persuade them to similarly restrict exports of technology that China could use to build advanced chips used in weapons, supercomputers and surveillance applications that violate human rights, according to a senior Commerce Department official.

"We've briefed and consulted with close allies and partners on these controls, in the new obligations that they create related to chips designed with U.S. tools, software or equipment or tooling experts involving U.S. persons," the official said. "We expect all countries to comply with these measures as we do with all of our export controls."

Mark Li, a veteran semiconductor analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein, sees the American move as set to substantially slow China's chip development.

"If the ban also widens to bar U.S. citizens or people to provide support to Chinese companies, that could have a big effect too," Li said. "After all, talents and their know-hows are great assets to develop next generation chip technologies."

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"The Biden administration on Friday announced sweeping new limits on the sale of semiconductor technology to China, a step aimed at crippling Beijing’s ability to access critical technologies"

"Washington also imposed several broad international restrictions, called foreign direct product rules, to prohibit companies operating anywhere in the world from selling chips used in artificial intelligence and supercomputing to China"

"Another foreign direct product rule bans a broader range of products made outside the United States with American technology from being sent to 28 Chinese companies"
Looks like this guys where not consulted.

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