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In April, the United States Congress initiated discussions on the MATCH Act, a proposed legislation aimed at restricting China’s access to semiconductor manufacturing tools crucial for the AI competition between the two nations. If passed, the act is expected to tighten US export controls, potentially impeding China’s AI progress already hindered by limited computing capabilities. This move reflects Washington’s broader strategy to enhance restrictions amidst escalating technological rivalry with China. China’s Ministry of Commerce issued a warning on April 25, expressing concerns over US legislative actions and vowing to take necessary measures against any perceived misuse of export controls. This…
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