Ministry of Commerce: Huawei chip technology is disturbing. There are more tools to st

(Washington Composite Electric) U.S. Minister of Commerce Raymond said that the report on China Huawei has made breakthroughs in chip technology "very disturbing", and she emphasized that the Ministry of Commerce needs more tools to implement export control.

Raymond multi -Wednesday (October 4) said at the Senate Business Committee's hearing: "We need different tools. We need additional law enforcement resources."

Raymond Duo mentioned a restriction bill jointly proposed by the United States Senate in the United States to expand the power of the Ministry of Commerce and enable it to review and prevent information and technical transactions that prevent them from constituting national security risks.She also mentioned that Democratic Senator Maria Cantwell's alternative framework for reducing technology supply chain risks.

The Ministry of Commerce is investigating the Huawei smartphone equipped with advanced 7 -nanometer chips (also known as chips), but Raymond Poto refuses to disclose relevant progress.

Earlier this year, the United States Seagate Technology sold hard disks to Huawei due to violation of export control regulations, and reached the largest settlement agreement with the Ministry of Commerce with the largest amount of penalties in history. Raymondo said that she was proud of it."We need to be tough, but we need more resources."

Raymond Duo said at the Congress hearing in September that she felt "uneasy" about Huawei's release of new machines during her visit to China at the end of August, but there was no evidence that China could "mass production" this new machine.Advanced chip.

Raymond Duo also mentioned TIKTOK in the hearing.She said: "Obviously, Tiktok constitutes a national security risk, but we need a comprehensive plan."

She said that the Ministry of Commerce requires Congress to provide new legal tools, "adopting a comprehensive method for these networking applications that constitute national security risks."

In March of this year, the FBI said that the Chinese government could control the data of millions of American users through Tiktok, and also said that Tiktok had security issues.Tiktok said it has spent more than 1.5 billion US dollars (about S $ 2.06 billion) to strengthen data security and denies that spy charges are denied.