Advanced Micro Devices (AMD, Financial) has announced the completion of its initial assessment regarding a new export license requirement imposed by the United States government. This regulation affects the export of certain semiconductor products to China, including Hong Kong and Macau, as well as D:5 countries, or companies headquartered or with an ultimate parent in these regions.
The Export Control specifically targets AMD's MI308 products. In response, AMD plans to apply for the necessary licenses, although there is no guarantee that these will be granted. The company anticipates that this new regulation could lead to charges of up to approximately $800 million related to inventory, purchase commitments, and associated reserves.
This development underscores the ongoing complexities and challenges faced by semiconductor companies operating in a global market, particularly in light of evolving geopolitical tensions and regulatory landscapes. Investors and stakeholders will be closely monitoring how AMD navigates these challenges and the potential financial implications.
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