AMD Faces $800M Financial Impact from US Export Restrictions

April 16, 2025, 10:20 am

AMD is bracing for significant financial repercussions as it confronts a potential $800 million charge related to U.S. export restrictions on its chip products. Multiple reports highlight that new U.S. licensing rules, which target exports of AI chip components to China and other designated markets, could force AMD to incur large charges in connection with inventory commitments and financial reserves. This development underscores the broader impact of stringent trade policies on semiconductor companies, prompting reassessment of cost and supply chain strategies.

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