The US earns a 15 percent profit from chip trade with China

The US government has reached an agreement to take 15 percent of the revenue from products sold in the Chinese market by major chip manufacturers. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This agreement provides for the issuance of licenses necessary for companies to export chips to China. According to the new regulations, a portion of the revenue from the sales of special chip models intended for China will be directed to the US budget.

Previously, these products were banned for security reasons, but recently the restrictions have been eased. The reduction of restrictions indicates an improvement in trade relations between the two countries.

Beijing has reduced restrictions on the export of unique natural resources, while the US has allowed some technology companies to operate in China. Experts assess this agreement as an important step towards strengthening bilateral economic ties.

A 90-day truce in the trade war has also been announced. Additionally, the US government is urging major technology companies to develop domestic production and expand investments.

In recent months, several global companies have presented investment projects worth hundreds of billions of dollars. This will contribute to enhancing the competitiveness of the country's economy.