The US government has reached an agreement with major chip manufacturers to receive 15% of the revenue from their product sales in the Chinese market. This deal grants the companies the necessary licences to export to China.
Under the new rules, part of the revenue from the sale of special chip models designed for China will be directed to the US budget. These products were previously banned for security reasons, but restrictions have recently been eased.
The easing of restrictions signals improving trade relations between the two countries. Beijing has reduced controls on rare earth exports, while the US has allowed certain technology companies to operate in China.
Experts consider this agreement an important step towards stabilising bilateral economic ties. A 90-day truce in the tariff war was also announced in the trade sector.
At the same time, the US government is urging major technology companies to expand manufacturing and investments domestically. In recent months, several global corporations have announced plans to invest hundreds of billions of dollars.
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