1. The US is reportedly considering imposing sanctions on China's leading DRAM chipmaker CXMT to restrict its access to advanced semiconductor manufacturing tools; 2. This move aims to curb China's progress in developing cutting-edge chip technology amid ongoing tech competition; 3. The potential restrictions could impact global semiconductor supply chains and escalate technological decoupling efforts.
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