US chipmakers don’t want to be locked out of industry’s biggest market: China
The US semiconductor industry wants to have its cake and eat it, or rather it wants to have continued access to the huge Chinese market despite Washington’s ongoing campaign to limit Beijing’s access to advanced chip technology.
The SIA said it just wants “clear rules of the road” so that what the US government deems a national security concern is well defined and the companies are able to take heed and plan ahead accordingly. The 10 year ban on Chinese investments is a bone of contention for Samsung Electronics and SK hynix too. The Korean memory makers have significant investments in mainland China, with SK hynix in the process of picking up Intel's NAND manufacturing facility there, while Samsung already operates two Chinese memory factories.
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