Inside the US Campaign to Cut China Out of the Tech Supply Chain (Nikkei Asia)

What began as U.S. government pressure on American companies to boycott specific Chinese entities has become a concerted effort to force non-U.S. suppliers to join a wholesale blockade of Chinese technology.
 
For global tech suppliers, keeping both superpowers onside comes at a cost. READ MORE (CACHED ARTICLE)

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