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SAN FRANCISCO - A wider bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is asking the Biden administration about its plans to respond to China's rising use of RISC-V chip design technology after Reuters last month reported on growing concerns about it in both houses of Congress.
U.S. firms such as Qualcomm and Alphabet's Google have embraced RISC-V, but so too have many Chinese companies. Now, a broader group of 18 lawmakers that includes five Democrats is asking the Biden administration for how it plans to prevent China"from achieving dominance in ... RISC-V technology and leveraging that dominance at the expense of U.S. national and economic security," according to a letter the group sent to Raimondo and seen by Reuters.
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