As semiconductor industry officials were on Capitol Hill urging lawmakers against imposing more export controls on the sale of high-tech chips to China, House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) called on manufacturers to put US national security first.
In a statement, Rep. McCaul said he supports the Administrations restrictions on exports to China and believes controls need to be further updated to address artificial intelligence technology.
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