US Department of Commerce Released Updates on Export Controls on December 2; Numerous Export Licenses Now Require Review and Some Rules Have Expanded to Include 8-Inch Wafer Equipment

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TrendForce indicates that the US Department of Commerce announced new export controls on December 2nd, further restricting China's access to advanced semiconductor technologies. The new measures tighten controls on advanced equipment, expand the Entity List, and adjust FDP rules, impacting the expansion of both advanced and mature node capacity for Chinese wafer fabs. Additionally, these measures will make it more challenging for Chinese equipment manufacturers to obtain critical foreign components.

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