Micron pushes for tighter US chip tool export rules
Micron is pushing Congress to pass the MATCH Act to restrict tool sales to Chinese rivals. The bill seeks to close gaps in current export controls on Wednesday.
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MICRON TECHNOLOGY INC, the largest memory chipmaker in the United States, is reportedly the primary force behind a new legislative effort in Congress to restrict the sale of semiconductor manufacturing equipment to rivals in China. The proposed MATCH Act aims to close existing loopholes in export controls and pressure international toolmakers to comply with American trade standards.
