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Raimondo: U.S. seeks to limit China's military capacity through trade measures

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Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said in an interview that aired Sunday that the United States will not be selling its advanced superconductor chips to China for their “military capacity.”

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Times of India

US 'trying to choke' China's military capacity: Commerce Secretary Raimondo

The US Commerce Secretary, Gina Raimondo, has stated that the country will not sell advanced chips to the Chinese military, as part of efforts to limit China's military capabilities. Raimondo reiterated that the US will not compromise on preventing the sale of sophisticated semiconductors to China for military purposes. She also emphasized that the relationship between the US and China is complex and cannot be oversimplified. Raimondo, who is th…

10 months ago·India

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News18 India

'Trying to Choke' China's Military Capacity: US on American Chip Curbs

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo announces the US will withhold high-end chips from China's military amid rising tensions

10 months ago·India

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The Hill

Raimondo says US ‘trying to choke’ China’s military capacity with superconductor limits

Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said in an interview that aired Sunday that the United States will not be selling its advanced superconductor chips to China for their “military capacity.” NBC’s Chuck Todd asked Raimondo on “Meet the Press” if the U.S. would be exporting superconductor chips to China “in a way that China doesn’t…

10 months ago·Washington, United States

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UPI

Raimondo: U.S. seeks to limit China's military capacity through trade measures

The United States intends to impose limitations on China's military through trade restrictions on the most advanced computer chips, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said Sunday.

10 months ago·Washington, United States

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