China criticizes Pentagon blacklist of Chinese tech firms
China expressed strong dissatisfaction with a Pentagon decision to list additional Chinese firms accused of supporting Beijing's military programs.
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Expanded U.S. restrictions on Chinese tech suppliers affect semiconductor supply chains and costs for U.S. electronics and defense contractors.
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