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Commerce Imposes Significant New Controls on Advanced Semiconductors

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By Shiva Aminian, Anne E. Borkovic, Tyler D. Grove, Jingli Jiang, Jaelyn Edwards Judelson, Roy Liu, Susan Kovarovics, Kimberly Myers, Jonathan Poling, Tatman Savio, Ragan Updegraff, John Callahan, John Gurtunca, Cameron Peek, Kevin Wolf Verified
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On October 17, 2023, the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) released three rules amending the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) that significantly build on the October 7, 2022 semiconductor controls (the “October 7 Rule”) and add several parties to the Entity List.
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Biden Administration Plans for Outbound Investment Regulation Coming into Focus

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By Christian Davis, Clete Willems, Laura Black Verified, Tatman Savio, Jingli Jiang, Katherine Padgett
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The Departments of the Treasury and Commerce recently provided reports to Congress describing plans under consideration to regulate outbound investment, as required by the 2023 Consolidated Appropriations Act.
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Russia, China, Semiconductors and Reimagining National Security: US Export Controls 2022 Year in Review

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By Anne E. Borkovic, Mahmoud Baki Fadlallah, Jingli Jiang, Susan Kovarovics, Kimberly Myers, Tatman Savio, Ragan Updegraff, Cameron Peek, Alasdair Kan, Brett Orren, Jaylia Yan, Kevin Wolf Verified
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The volume and impact of changes to United States export control regulations in 2022 were unprecedented, and we expect 2023 will likely bring additional changes. This alert provides a summary of key changes, themes and priorities, by regulator. On the EAR front, BIS published over 400 pages of rule changes with respect to restrictions on Russia, China, advanced computing and semiconductors and other day-to-day updates.
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