Oct 14, 2022 07:40 PM

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Global Chipmakers Win Waiver to Use Lower-Tech U.S. Products in Chinese Factories

By Zhai Shaohui and Guo Yingzhe

On November 8, 2020, at the Third China International Import Expo held in Shanghai, Samsung demonstrated the wafers made by the latest 5nm EUV process. Photo: VCG

On November 8, 2020, at the Third China International Import Expo held in Shanghai, Samsung demonstrated the wafers made by the latest 5nm EUV process. Photo: VCG

Global chip giants Intel, Samsung and TSMC said they have obtained one-year waivers from Washington to use U.S.-made products in their lower-tech Chinese chip factories as escalated export restrictions rock the global industry.

Intel Corp. tweeted on Thursday that it has received a one-year authorization from the U.S. Department of Commerce to continue producing NAND memory chips in Dalian.

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