Five Chinese supercomputer firms placed on US blacklist, including AMD partner Higon

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Concern over potential military applications of supercomputers behind the ban, US Government says

The US Commerce Department has placed five more Chinese firms on its Entity List. This announcement followings the inclusion of telecom giant Huawei and subsidiaries on the US blacklist last month....

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