2027 National Budget Proposal
South Korea proposed allocating 21.3 trillion won for artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and data center projects.
26 on file · 11 became law · 15 still moving · 3 moved in 30 days
South Korea proposed allocating 21.3 trillion won for artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and data center projects.
A House bill in Congress, now in committee. Latest step: Referred to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Taiwan announced plans to add AI servers and advanced semiconductors to its controlled-exports list and criminalize unauthorized shipments to China.
Proposed regulation that would replace the 2023 Chips Act with a Chips for Europe Initiative 2.0, support for first-of-a-kind and strategic semiconductor projects, and stronger coordination to prevent supply dependencies.
Amends the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking regulation to provide a legal basis for AI Gigafactories of more than 100,000 advanced AI processors and to expand quantum computing activities.
Establishes a framework to strengthen the EU semiconductor ecosystem through the Chips for Europe Initiative, support for first-of-a-kind production facilities, and a supply crisis monitoring and response mechanism.
Commission communication presenting the European Technological Sovereignty Package, linking the Chips Act 2.0, the Cloud and AI Development Act, an EU Open Source Strategy and a roadmap for digitalisation and AI in energy.
Would create a whistleblower incentive and protection program for reporting export control violations to the Bureau of Industry and Security.
The bill restricts the export of advanced semiconductor technology.
House subcommittee hearing on the U.S. semiconductor ecosystem and computing power for AI.
Would require advanced AI chips subject to export controls to carry security mechanisms, including location verification, to curb diversion.
Would require export licenses and congressional review for sales of advanced AI chips to countries of concern.
Section 232 proclamation finding that semiconductor imports threaten national security and adjusting imports of chips, chipmaking equipment and derivative products.
House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on competition with China in AI, including export controls on advanced chips.
Would extend U.S. export controls to remote access of controlled items, such as cloud access to advanced computing chips.
Provides a legal framework for Viet Nam's digital technology industry, including semiconductors, AI, digital technology parks and digital assets.
Would require companies seeking licenses to export advanced AI chips to countries of concern to certify that U.S. buyers get priority access.
Requires the Bureau of Industry and Security to report annually to Congress on export control licensing.
Creates an American AI Exports Program to promote exports of full stack U.S. AI technology packages to allies and partners.
White House plan with more than 90 federal actions to speed AI innovation, build AI infrastructure and lead in international AI diplomacy and security.
Senate Commerce Committee hearing on U.S. competitiveness in AI computing and innovation with technology industry executives.
Senate version of the bill requiring location verification and other security mechanisms on export controlled advanced chips.
Exempts certain CHIPS Act funded semiconductor manufacturing projects from National Environmental Policy Act review.
Would extend U.S. export controls to remote access of controlled items, such as cloud access to advanced computing chips.
Establishes a program to prohibit or require notice of U.S. investments in Chinese semiconductors, quantum technologies and AI systems.
Establishes the Texas Semiconductor Innovation Consortium to support semiconductor research, manufacturing and workforce development in Texas.