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Samsung provides chip supply chain data to the United States

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Samsung provides chip supply chain data to the United States

TechWeb: Samsung provided chip supply chain data to the United States, claiming that it did not submit sensitive information such as customer data

Not long ago, the US Department of Commerce issued a notice requiring Samsung, TSMC and other semiconductor giants to submit chip data in order to understand the reasons for the global shortage. The deadline is November 8.

According to Global Network, South Korean media reported that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix confirmed on November 9 that the two companies had submitted their chip business information to the United States on the afternoon of November 8 local time.

However, the report said that neither of the two companies submitted sensitive information such as customer data.

According to the report, Samsung Electronics omitted inventory information and marked all submitted materials as "confidential documents" that cannot be disclosed to the public.

Samsung said that according to the confidentiality clause of the contract, customer information cannot be disclosed to the public, so it was omitted after consultation with the U.S. Department of Commerce.

As for SK Hynix, part of the information will be marked as confidential documents, and the inventory information will only be provided by classification of vehicle, mobile phone and computer.

SK said that on the premise of maintaining mutual trust with customers, the company submitted materials in a comprehensive consideration of various situations.

According to the information of the U.S. Department of Commerce, 23 enterprises and institutions, including TSMC, Tailian, Gaota, Micron, SunMoon, Western Digital, and Universal Wafer, submitted relevant information, and some documents involving confidentiality are not disclosed to the public.

Interface news: Samsung and SK Hynix submit chip information to the United States and conceal key data "involving trade secrets"

On November 9, Yonhap News Agency reported that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix submitted information about their chip business to the United States, but they concealed some key data that were regarded as trade secrets.

The US Department of Commerce had previously asked Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and other global semiconductor enterprises to provide supply chain related information before November 8 on the grounds of improving the transparency of the chip supply chain. It is reported that Korean enterprises will provide relevant information to the United States within the minimum scope without violating the confidentiality provisions of the contract.

Northeastern: What does Samsung mean by providing chip supply chain data to the United States?

[What does Samsung mean by providing chip supply chain data to the United States?]

#Samsung provided chip supply chain data to the United States. On November 9, according to Korean media reports, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix submitted information about their chip business to the United States, but they concealed some key data that were regarded as trade secrets.

Electronics said: Samsung provides chip supply chain data to the United States

According to overseas media reports, Samsung has recently provided chip supply chain data to the United States. So far, 23 enterprises have provided relevant information to the United States, of which Intel has not yet responded.

It is understood that the time limit for the United States to hand over key data to chip enterprises is 45 days, and yesterday's November 8 was the deadline. In the face of blackmail in the United States at first, all enterprises said they would not submit. Later, many enterprises have been softened. At present, more than 20 chip companies, including Samsung, have provided commercial data confidentiality.

It is worth noting that in addition to Samsung, SK Hynix also formally submitted the company's chip business information to the United States a few days ago, saying that under the comprehensive consideration of maintaining a mutual trust relationship with customers, it has submitted materials, and some documents involving confidentiality are not disclosed temporarily.