U.S. chipmakers meet Biden officials on China policy amid calls for caution on restrictions

U.S. chipmakers urged Biden administration to refrain from further restrictions on sales to China, warning of supply chain disruptions.
Industry leaders met with Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, NEC Chair Lael Brainard, and NSA Jake Sullivan to discuss China policy.
Discussions aimed at shaping U.S. policy towards China and the semiconductor industry amid consideration of new regulations.
Further tightening of rules could disrupt supply chains, create uncertainty, and prompt retaliation from China, chipmakers cautioned.
Meetings follow earlier plea from Semiconductor Industry Association asking Biden administration to avoid additional curbs on chip sales to China.