New rules for companies getting federal money: no buying certain chip equipment from foreign entities of concern.
Companies getting federal money for semiconductor projects would be restricted from buying certain chip-making equipment from foreign entities of concern. These rules would apply for 10 years to each funded project, though waivers could be granted.
Currently, companies getting federal money for semiconductor projects can buy chip-making equipment from many suppliers, including foreign entities of concern. This bill would change that. It would stop these companies from buying, setting up, or using certain completed chip-making equipment from foreign entities of concern or their subsidiaries for 10 years for each funded project, unless specific waivers are approved.
HR 6207 · 119th Congress · November 20, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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