October 06, 2022
The US, China, and Semiconductors
David Priess sat down with Martijn Rasser to examine the United States, attempt to curb China’s advanced computing and chip production capabilities by applying the “Foreign-Direct Product Rule,” which would prevent companies from selling specific advanced computer chips to Chinese buyers without U.S. government licenses.
Listen to the full interview from Lawfare.
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