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China's SMIC Ramps Up Production of Decade-Old 28nm Chips, US Lawmakers Raise Concerns
China's SMIC, the country's largest chipmaker is ramping up its production of decade-old 28nm chips, as US lawmakers raise concerns that the country could flood the market with chips still widely used in automotive, weapons and Internet of things (IoT) devices.
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US Senators Lobbying for Ban on Government Deals With Chinese Chipmakers: Report
US Senators are reportedly lobbying to block the US government from making deals with Chinese semiconductor manufacturers, via the inclusion of an amendment which blocks federal access to chips and services from China into the final version of this year's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The move comes a month after the US published a swe...
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China Used Distraction Of Covid In Attempt To Seize Indian Territory: US Congress
The US House of Representatives has unanimously passed an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), slamming China's aggression against India in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh and its growing territorial assertiveness in and around disputed areas like the South China Sea.
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Eye On China Aggression, US Defense Bill Seeks To Include India, Japan, Australia
With an eye on the aggressive Chinese behaviour, the National Defense Authorization Act for the fiscal 2021 has sought fighter jet training detachment for India, Japan and Australia in the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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US Lawmaker Supports Amendment To Include India In NATO Plus 5 Countries
A top US lawmaker has pushed for strong defence ties with New Delhi by supporting an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to include India in the NATO plus five countries.
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US Congress Passes Bill To Strengthen Defence Partnership With India
The United States Congress has passed the USD 716 billion defence spending bill which, among its many provisions, seeks to strengthen and enhance the country's defence partnership with India.
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US Lawmakers Push to Restore Penalties on ZTE Despite Reprieve
The Senate voted 91-4 to begin debate on the National Defense Authorization Act, including an amendment that will keep restrictions on ZTE despite a reprieve last week.
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US Senate Defense Bill Would Bar Turkey Fom Buying F-35 Jets
The amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, from Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Republican Senator Thom Tillis, would remove Turkey from the F-35 program over its detention of U.S. citizen Andrew Brunson, Shaheen's office said.
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Donald Trump Signs US Military Defense Bill Worth Nearly $700 Billion
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a massive defense policy bill that he said would help America bolster its military might and modernise the services.
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Indian Defence Forces To Be Under 'US Scrutiny', Alleges CPM's Sitaram Yechury
Indian defence forces and defence production would be "open to scrutiny" and "control" by the United States which will make India its "junior ally" following finalisation of the 'Major Defense Partner' designation, CPM has alleged.
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India Downplays US Senate Rejecting Bill On Special Status
India today downplayed the US Senate rejecting a key amendment recognising the country as "global strategic and defence partner", saying it would be "premature" to speculate about its final content.
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US Lawmakers Await Barack Obama Plan to Shutter Guantanamo
US lawmakers, frustrated at President Barack Obama's failure to submit a plan to shutter Guantanamo, announced on Tuesday they will bar for another year any detainee transfers from the controversial prison to American soil.
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US lawmakers act to limit military authority in sex assault cases
U.S. lawmakers, reacting to a spate of sexual violence seen as a "cancer" in the armed forces, backed a measure on Wednesday that would strip military commanders of their ability to overturn convictions for rape and other sexual assaults.
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China's SMIC Ramps Up Production of Decade-Old 28nm Chips, US Lawmakers Raise Concerns
China's SMIC, the country's largest chipmaker is ramping up its production of decade-old 28nm chips, as US lawmakers raise concerns that the country could flood the market with chips still widely used in automotive, weapons and Internet of things (IoT) devices.
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US Senators Lobbying for Ban on Government Deals With Chinese Chipmakers: Report
US Senators are reportedly lobbying to block the US government from making deals with Chinese semiconductor manufacturers, via the inclusion of an amendment which blocks federal access to chips and services from China into the final version of this year's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The move comes a month after the US published a swe...
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China Used Distraction Of Covid In Attempt To Seize Indian Territory: US Congress
The US House of Representatives has unanimously passed an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), slamming China's aggression against India in the Galwan Valley in Ladakh and its growing territorial assertiveness in and around disputed areas like the South China Sea.
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Eye On China Aggression, US Defense Bill Seeks To Include India, Japan, Australia
With an eye on the aggressive Chinese behaviour, the National Defense Authorization Act for the fiscal 2021 has sought fighter jet training detachment for India, Japan and Australia in the US Pacific territory of Guam.
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US Lawmaker Supports Amendment To Include India In NATO Plus 5 Countries
A top US lawmaker has pushed for strong defence ties with New Delhi by supporting an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) to include India in the NATO plus five countries.
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US Congress Passes Bill To Strengthen Defence Partnership With India
The United States Congress has passed the USD 716 billion defence spending bill which, among its many provisions, seeks to strengthen and enhance the country's defence partnership with India.
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US Lawmakers Push to Restore Penalties on ZTE Despite Reprieve
The Senate voted 91-4 to begin debate on the National Defense Authorization Act, including an amendment that will keep restrictions on ZTE despite a reprieve last week.
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US Senate Defense Bill Would Bar Turkey Fom Buying F-35 Jets
The amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, or NDAA, from Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen and Republican Senator Thom Tillis, would remove Turkey from the F-35 program over its detention of U.S. citizen Andrew Brunson, Shaheen's office said.
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Donald Trump Signs US Military Defense Bill Worth Nearly $700 Billion
President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a massive defense policy bill that he said would help America bolster its military might and modernise the services.
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Indian Defence Forces To Be Under 'US Scrutiny', Alleges CPM's Sitaram Yechury
Indian defence forces and defence production would be "open to scrutiny" and "control" by the United States which will make India its "junior ally" following finalisation of the 'Major Defense Partner' designation, CPM has alleged.
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India Downplays US Senate Rejecting Bill On Special Status
India today downplayed the US Senate rejecting a key amendment recognising the country as "global strategic and defence partner", saying it would be "premature" to speculate about its final content.
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US Lawmakers Await Barack Obama Plan to Shutter Guantanamo
US lawmakers, frustrated at President Barack Obama's failure to submit a plan to shutter Guantanamo, announced on Tuesday they will bar for another year any detainee transfers from the controversial prison to American soil.
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US lawmakers act to limit military authority in sex assault cases
U.S. lawmakers, reacting to a spate of sexual violence seen as a "cancer" in the armed forces, backed a measure on Wednesday that would strip military commanders of their ability to overturn convictions for rape and other sexual assaults.
