Some American techies can still work for Chinese chipmakers, turns out
The types of advanced semiconductors impacted include logic integrated circuits produced on a node with 16 or fewer nanometers; NAND memory with 128 or more layers; and DRAM produced on a node of 18nm half-pitch or less.
When the US government announced the rules in early October, former Department of Transportation official Steven Okunthe restrictions would force US nationals to resign from Chinese companies in the broader semiconductor industry – including firms that make AI chips and chip-making equipment: One of the parts of the executive order that just came out is that US persons – citizens or Green Card holders – can't work in the Chinese semiconductor industry.
You have a lot of Chinese Americans who are in China, who are working in that industry. They are going to have to quit and go back to the US, or at least quit and not work in China anymore – or they're going to have to give up their US citizenship.
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