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Amid AI war with US, China orders chipmakers to use at least 50% home-made equipment: Report

December 30, 2025

China has mandated that chipmakers must use at least 50% domestically produced equipment when adding new production capacity, in a significant push towards self-sufficiency in the semiconductor industry. This requirement is part of Beijing's broader strategy to reduce reliance on foreign technology and establish a more independent supply chain.

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Key Highlights

China's new mandate for chipmakers requires at least 50% domestic equipment use.
The rule is aimed at building a self-sufficient semiconductor supply chain.
Chipmakers must prove compliance through procurement tenders for state approvals.
This measure is one of the most significant moves by China to reduce dependence on foreign technology.

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Amid AI war with US, China orders chipmakers to use at least 50% home-made equipment: Report

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