In a bold twist that feels straight out of a tech blockbuster, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce has fired back at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s move to impose a global ban on advanced computing chips. 🚀
According to the ministry, the new guidelines target cutting-edge chips – including Huawei's Ascend series – all under the pretext of alleged export control breaches. They argue that such measures are a stark example of unilateral bullying and protectionism, threatening the stability of the global semiconductor industry and its supply chains.
This development is raising eyebrows among young tech enthusiasts and business professionals alike, as it could stifle innovation across artificial intelligence and other high-tech sectors. Many see it as a setback not just for one country, but for a world racing to push the boundaries of technology.
The ministry urged the U.S. to immediately correct these actions, emphasizing that every country deserves the freedom to develop and compete in the fast-paced global market.
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China slams U.S. attempts to ban Chinese advanced computing chips
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