Since passing the CHIPS and Science Act in August 2022, the U.S. government has redoubled its efforts to limit Chinese access to advanced chips and chipmaking technologies, tightening its export restrictions on the semiconductor industry. New regulations like Biden’s executive order on outbound investment in China and BIS’s recent string of export rules present mounting compliance challenges to U.S. companies.
This month, economic historian and acclaimed author of Chip War Chris Miller returns to the Sayari stage with updates on semiconductor regulations and how enterprises are working to meet compliance requirements. Our interview will include:
- How semiconductor regulations, and the techniques used to evade them, have evolved since the CHIPS Act
- What impact export controls are having on China’s access to sensitive technologies
- Which technological innovations are (and are not) helping companies meet compliance challenges
Join us on Thursday, March 7th at 11:00am ET to learn how companies can mitigate reputational and regulatory risk in the face of mounting restrictions and how regulators are approaching this next phase of the chip war.
