TSMC may be restricted from exporting chips to the U.S., involving rare earth minerals from mainland China.

The New York Times means: According to China's new round of crackdown measures, the Taiwan-based TSMC cannot sell any semiconductor chips to the United States, because these chips contain rare earth minerals from mainland China.

Article comment: For many years, Beijing has condemned the U.S. "long-arm jurisdiction," which requires other countries not to export large quantities of computer chips made using U.S. technology to China. But through these regulations released on Thursday, China has turned this tactic against the United States.

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