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US Revises License Review Policy for Semiconductor Exports to China

Applications for Nvidia H200, AMD MI325X and similar chips will be reviewed individually if security requirements are met.

The US Bureau of Industry and Security has revised its licensing policy for semiconductor exports to China. Applications for certain chips will now be reviewed case by case subject to security requirements.

Source: Bureau of Industry and Security of the United States

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The United States has revised its licensing policy for semiconductor exports to China. Illustrative photo. Photo: bodkins18 / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

The US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security will review export license applications for Nvidia H200, AMD MI325X and similar chips to China on a case-by-case basis, provided applicants meet specified security requirements.

Applicants must show that exports will not reduce global semiconductor production capacity currently available to US customers. Chinese purchasers must adopt export compliance procedures, including customer screening.

The products must also undergo independent third-party testing in the United States to verify their performance and security.

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The rule follows President Donald Trump’s December 8, 2025 announcement that the United States would allow H200 and similar products to be shipped to approved customers in China.

Under Secretary for Industry and Security Jeffrey Kessler said export controls should adapt to technological change while protecting national security. He said allowing H200 sales under controlled conditions would strengthen the US technology ecosystem.

The rule takes effect immediately upon publication in the Federal Register.

Source: Bureau of Industry and Security of the United States

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