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The U.S. considers banning exports of software-dependent tech to counter China’s rare earth restrictions, risking global supply chains.
The Trump administration is considering broad export controls on software-dependent technologies like laptops and jet engines to retaliate against China’s rare earth export restrictions, potentially banning global shipments of products using U.S. software or technology.
The move, prompted by President Trump’s October 10 threat of 100% tariffs and a ban on "critical software" exports by November 1, remains under review and may not proceed.
While details are unclear, the proposal could disrupt global supply chains and harm U.S. industries, drawing concern from experts and sparking market volatility.
China has warned against unilateral U.S. actions, and officials are exploring narrower alternatives amid ongoing diplomatic talks.
Estados Unidos considera prohibir las exportaciones de tecnología dependiente de software para contrarrestar las restricciones de tierras raras de China, lo que pone en riesgo las cadenas de suministro globales.