US Imposes Stricter Export Controls on Advanced Technologies

New rules target quantum computing, semiconductor manufacturing, and additive manufacturing to limit access for China, Russia, and Iran.

The Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security has introduced new export controls on emerging technologies.
Restrictions cover quantum computing, advanced semiconductor tools, and additive manufacturing equipment.
Export licenses will be required for countries deemed security risks, with a presumption of denial for China, Russia, and Iran.
The rules aim to align US controls with those of international partners to enhance collective security.
Flexibility is provided for collaboration with allies who have similar export restrictions.