Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “US-China”
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Export Control Terms Every Chip Investor Confuses: EAR, Entity List, FDPR
Semiconductor headlines run on a small vocabulary that most readers use interchangeably and almost nobody uses correctly. The difference between a company being added to the Entity List and a company being sanctioned is the difference between a licensing requirement and an asset freeze. The difference between the de minimis rule and the Foreign Direct Product Rule is the difference between a control that stops at the US border and one that reaches into a Dutch or Taiwanese factory.
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The Complete Timeline of US-China Technology Decoupling: 2015–2026
The technology relationship between the United States and China did not break in a single moment. It eroded through a decade of escalating restrictions, retaliatory measures, investment screenings, and legislative maneuvers — each move accelerating the next. What began as targeted actions against individual companies has become a structural reorganization of the global technology supply chain. This timeline documents that process from its earliest institutional signals through the present.
2015 January — The Obama administration’s Department of Commerce adds CETC (China Electronics Technology Group Corporation), a state-owned defense electronics conglomerate, to the Entity List, citing its role in supplying military electronics.