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China’s Official Newspaper Warns US Over Expanding Tech Curbs

Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 05 August 2026, 03:50 UTC By Nectar Gan 1 min read
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China’s Official Newspaper Warns US Over Expanding Tech Curbs The official newspaper of China’s ruling Communist Party warned of countermeasures against widening US technology curbs as Washington considers banning imports of some Chinese AI components, adding a fresh source of strain to the countries’ fragile trade truce. In a commentary published Wednesday, the People’s Daily accused the US of “unilateral bullying” over the Federal Communications Commission’s announcement last week that it...

China’s Official Newspaper Warns US Over Expanding Tech Curbs The official newspaper of China’s ruling Communist Party warned of countermeasures against widening US technology curbs as Washington considers banning imports of some Chinese AI components, adding a fresh source of strain to the countries’ fragile trade truce. In a commentary published Wednesday, the People’s Daily accused the US of “unilateral bullying” over the Federal Communications Commission’s announcement last week that it would tighten restrictions on some foreign-made robots and power inverters, sectors in which China is a dominant manufacturer.
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