1. The US intensifies export restrictions on Huawei and SMIC to limit access to advanced chipmaking technology; 2. New measures may disrupt global supply chains and escalate tech rivalry; 3. China's semiconductor self-sufficiency efforts could accelerate, potentially reshaping global tech landscapes.
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