China wants US semiconductor companies to submit sensitive data as part of probe — 'anti-dumping' investigation requests sales and profit data

📊Executive Summary
China has initiated a new probe into US semiconductor companies, requesting sensitive data regarding their sales and profits in China versus the US. This investigation, part of an anti-dumping effort, targets major firms like Texas Instruments and Analog Devices, aiming to gather details on customer transactions and logistics costs. Analysts view this as a strategic move by China amid ongoing trade tensions with the US, potentially impacting the operations of American firms in the Chinese market. The situation underscores the geopolitical risks in the semiconductor supply chain, particularly as the US has restricted access to advanced AI hardware for China. Procurement teams should closely monitor these developments as they could affect pricing and availability of analog chips, which are crucial for various electronic devices....
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