On November 12, US House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that Congress is reaching a consensus on tightening chip export restrictions to China. Three committee chairs are pushing to include measures such as the Remote Access Security Act in the annual National Defense Authorization Act. The proposal has been passed by the House and is awaiting Senate review.
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US House Speaker Johnson Says Congress Reaching Consensus on Tightening Chip Exports to China
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US House Speaker says Congress is reaching a consensus on tightening chip exports to China, with relevant measures planned to be included in the National Defense Authorization Act; Chinese computing power leasing channels are no longer guaranteeing renewals for next year.