TREE NEWS update: China’s Foreign Ministry said it consistently opposes the abuse of export control measures that disrupt global supply chains, spokesperson Mao Ning told a regular press briefing. She was responding to questions on Nvidia chips reportedly appearing in Shanghai data centers and on U.S. lawmakers and the Commerce Department pushing chip legislation to block Chinese firms from obtaining American computing power through foreign channels. Mao also addressed the issue ahead of the APEC summit.
China Opposes Export Control Abuse, Says Foreign Ministry
Beijing's pushback lands as Washington weighs tighter legislative and departmental controls on advanced chips, so export policy is hardening on both sides at once. The mention of Nvidia hardware surfacing in Shanghai data centers suggests enforcement gaps, not just rulemaking, are now central to the dispute. For supply-chain participants and data-center operators, the open question is whether scrutiny shifts from formal channels to secondary routes and third-party intermediaries. Whether the APEC setting produces any de-escalation is worth watching.
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