(Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department is likely to impose hefty fines on companies in the coming months for illegally shipping technology to customers in countries like China, a top department ...
(Reuters) -Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing could face a penalty of $1 billion or more to settle a U.S. export control investigation over a chip it made that ended up inside a Huawei AI processor, ...
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Huawei’s AI Chip Lands TSMC in Hot Water With US Commerce Department Despite Efforts To Cut Ties
The U.S. Commerce Department is reportedly investigating TSMC over export control violations. Last year, TSMC-made chiplets were discovered in Huawei AI processors. Huawei uses proxy companies like ...
TSMC has terminated its partnership with Singapore's PowerAIR amid a probe into possible US export control violations, potentially involving Huawei. This move highlights the challenges of enforcing US ...
Sidhardha Kamaraju, Jasmine Juteau, and Aaron Wiltse examine the Disruptive Technology Strike Force’s role in enforcing U.S. export controls. Two-and-a-half years ago, agencies from across the Justice ...
Kilpatrick attorney Mauricio Escobar discusses how private equity firms may benefit from post-acquisition diligence reviews and submitting a qualifying voluntary self disclosure following discovery of ...
Why Is Myanmar’s Military Bothering to Hold an Election? China’s evolving export control regime targets a broad spectrum of other mineral resources and advanced technologies beyond the widely ...
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing could face a penalty of $1 billion or more to settle a U.S. export control investigation over a chip it made that ended up inside a Huawei AI processor, according to ...
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