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U.S. laws
self-defeating: export laws
hinder Chinese business opportunities
- News
The ailing U.S. semiconductor
industry may be salivating over
the prospect of huge Chinese markets,
but the biggest impediment to
accessing those markets may be
the U.S. government.And while
the industry worries about China
creating a capacity bubble, China
still has a long road to travel
to become a technological superpower
and is more worried about reducing
its foreign trade deficit than
dominating the world. The ailing
U.S. semiconductor industry may
be salivating over the prospect
of huge Chinese markets, but the
biggest impediment to accessing
those markets may be the U.S.
government.And while the industry
worries about China creating a
capacity bubble, China still has
a long road to travel to become
a technological superpower and
is more worried about reducing
its foreign trade deficit than
dominating the world. |
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The sale of advanced technology to China
has been a concern of the U.S. government
and was one point of contention to China's
accession to the World Trade Organization
(WTO). U.S. export laws make it difficult
and in some cases outright prohibit
export of advanced technology to China.
This is obviously an impediment to the
semiconductor industry, in particular
the purveyors of equipment and process
technology, to doing business in China,
noted George Koo, director of the Chinese
services group at Deloitte & Touche.Koo
was one of three speakers discussing
business in China at a forum hosted
by Semiconductor Equipment and Materials
International (SEMI) last week in San
Jose.In spite of the United States'
reluctance to export advanced technology
to China, Europe and Japan have no such
qualms. Even as the market for used,
older-generation equipment and technology
blossoms in Japan, advanced technology
is making its way there via these channels,
albeit not as fast as it is being adopted
elsewhere in the world.....You
can read more.
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