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US BIS sets case-by-case licensing for China AI-chip exports

→Chip exporters must prove capacity, buyer controls and US testing

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Change
US BIS shifted China-bound H200-class AI-chip exports to case-by-case licensing with capacity, buyer-compliance and US testing conditions.
Why it matters
Licence applicants must show China-bound exports will not reduce semiconductor supply available to US customers. Applicants must also show buyer compliance controls and independent US performance and security testing.
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