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11-07-2023
U. S. chip exports to China in 2023 could be affected by the Biden administration's new restrictions on shipments of semiconductors used in artificial intelligence and chip-making tools. China will impose export controls on two rare elements needed to make semiconductors: gallium and germanium, which could also have an impact on U.S. chip production. The U.S. chip industry is expected to see a decline in exports in 2023 as demand for consumer electronics flattens out. Now, check out the change in U.S. chip exports over the past three years, according to Tendata's import export database.
U.S. Chip Industry - Major Trading Partners
According to U.S. export data, the largest importer of U.S. chips in the last three years has been China, followed by India, Brazil, Mexico, Germany, and other countries shown.
Largest U.S. Chip Export Partners (May 2020 to April 2023)
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