Friday Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) released a report on the use of mature-node semiconductor chips, or legacy chips, in supply chains that directly or indirectly support U.S. critical infrastructure.
Nearly half of surveyed companies were unable to determine whether their products contained any chips manufactured by PRC-based foundries. The report notes that capacity expansion in China has begun to cause pricing pressure on U.S. chip suppliers.
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