In ‘Major Expansion Of Export Controls’, US May Close Huawei Loopholes Exploited By Intel, Micron, Xilinx

Just a month after the Trump administration moved to blacklist Huawei in what still qualifies as perhaps the most aggressive broadside in the ongoing dispute between the world's two superpowers, it became apparent that some companies had figured out how to beat the ban. Both Micron and Intel were said to be shipping some products to China’s pariah tech giant thanks to the exploitation of the so-called de minimis rule. "Even when companies have headquarters in the US, they may be able, throug

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