China condemned a move by Taiwan to expand trade restrictions to cover Huawei and the mainland's largest chipmaker.

The move comes amid tensions between Beijing and Washington over advanced technology, with the U.S. seeking to restrict some companies' access to certain tech. Huawei and SMIC didn't respond to ...

Beijing vowed to respond to Taiwan’s “technological blockades” after the self-ruled island blacklisted Chinese companies ...

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The blacklisting of Huawei and SMIC signifies a conscious shift in Taiwan’s role from a neutral supplier in the tech ...

A symbolic political move Taiwan has added China's leading foundry operator Semiconductor Manufacturing International Co.

Taiwan joined a yearslong US campaign to curtail China’s technological ascent when it blacklisted the country’s AI and ...

This designation means that any Taiwanese company wishing to export goods to Huawei or SMIC must now obtain a special permit. The controls are designed to ...

Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) announced on June 15, 2025, that it had added 601 entities—including Chinese ...

Taiwan has placed export controls on Chinese companies Huawei, and SMIC, making it difficult for them to access resources ...