Taiwan moves to curb AI chip exports to China under US deal

Taipei is widening its controls on advanced AI chips to cover all Chinese buyers, tightening its alignment with Washington's semiconductor policy Taiwan will limit exports of AI chips to China as part of a deal with the United States. The world’s most important chipmaking island is now formally lining up with Washington on who gets the good silicon. In June 2026, the Taiwanese government signaled plans to restrict sales of advanced AI chips to all Chinese customers. That is a meaningful step up from the old approach. Previously, the restrictions centered on specific blacklisted names, with Huawei being the best known. The new plan widens the net from a list of named companies to an entire country’s customer base.

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