In November, a group of 18 US lawmakers from both houses raised concerns with the Biden administration about preventing China from gaining dominance in RISC-V technology. They highlighted the potential threat this could pose to US national and economic security. In response to their concerns, the Commerce Department acknowledged the need to review potential risks and determine appropriate actions that could address these concerns effectively.
However, in a letter to the lawmakers seen by Reuters on Tuesday, the Commerce Department also recognized the importance of proceeding with caution to avoid unintentionally harming US companies that are involved in international collaborations related to RISC-V technology. The department affirmed its commitment to assessing the situation and taking necessary steps to safeguard US interests.
This delicate balance between addressing national security threats and preserving the competitiveness of US companies underscores the complexities of managing technological advancements in a globalized world. The Biden administration will need to navigate these challenges thoughtfully to ensure that US interests are protected while also fostering innovation and collaboration in the tech industry. It remains to be seen how the administration will proceed in its efforts to prevent China from achieving dominance in RISC-V technology.
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