Restricts advanced computer chip exports to certain countries, boosting national security oversight.
This bill would make it much harder for certain countries, like China and Russia, to get advanced computer chips from the U.S. It would require special licenses for these exports and give Congress a say in approving them. Existing export permissions for these chips would also be canceled.
Today, existing licenses for sending certain advanced computer chips to countries of concern are valid, and there isn't a specific, new license requirement for these items to these destinations. After this bill, the government would require a new, specific license for these exports, immediately cancel all existing licenses, and temporarily stop approving new ones. Congress would also get a 30-day review period for each proposed license.
HR 6875 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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