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According to the New York Times, American intelligence monitored Alice Hwang (Huang Le) of Singapore-based Megaspeed for about a year, fearing she was gathering information about Nvidia's plans. Nvidia rejects the suspicions.
Aziz KarimovChina's Foreign Ministry stated that export restrictions on rare earth elements for Japanese companies were introduced in accordance with Chinese law and are aimed against Tokyo's 'remilitarization.' According to the Financial Times, Japan's yttrium reserves could run out within months, threatening disruptions in the automotive, aerospace, and semiconductor industries. Tokyo, citing Japanese officials, has turned to the US for help.
Sevara AzamovaChina's Ministry of Commerce announced a revision of export controls: from November 18, 2026, exporting drones and key components will require a permit, while supplies of specialized construction equipment to countries and regions in disputes with Beijing will be restricted. The rules were issued jointly with customs and the Armament Development Office of the Central Military Commission, citing national security.
Dilnoza RahimovaAccording to Reuters, SK Hynix's flash memory unit Solidigm is seeking US approval to supply American chipmaking equipment to the plant in Dalian (China) in exchange for continuing construction of a NAND fab in the US. The company is considering upstate New York. SK Hynix says it is not expanding Dalian Mod B capacity and is acting in consultation with US authorities.
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