Chipmakers urge White House to avoid broad memory market interventions

Major chipmakers, represented by the SEMI association, have cautioned the White House against implementing sweeping changes to the memory market's regulatory framework. Their concerns stem from potential disruptions to the industry's operations and innovation pace. This plea underscores the delicate balance policymakers must maintain between national security interests and market stability, especially as the memory market plays a crucial role in the global tech supply chain. For these companies, maintaining the status quo is vital to sustaining growth and competitiveness on the world stage.