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The Trump administration is considering export controls on software-dependent tech like laptops and jet engines in response to China’s rare earth restrictions.
The Trump administration is considering broad export controls on software-dependent technologies, including laptops and jet engines, in response to China’s restrictions on rare earth exports.
The proposed measures would limit global shipments of products using U.S. software or technology, potentially affecting a wide range of industries.
While not finalized, the plan reflects escalating U.S.-China tensions and aligns with President Trump’s earlier threats to impose 100% tariffs and ban critical software exports by November 1.
The move, still under review, could disrupt global supply chains, harm U.S. industries, and provoke retaliation, though narrower alternatives are also being weighed.
The White House and Commerce Department declined to comment, while China criticized the potential action as unilateral and vowed to defend its interests.
La administración Trump está considerando controles de exportación de tecnología dependiente de software como computadoras portátiles y motores de avión en respuesta a las restricciones de tierras raras de China.