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US Just Loosened EDA Export Rules to China — This Is Bigger Than It Looks

So the U.S. just quietly rolled back some export restrictions on EDA (electronic design automation) tools to China. Siemens, Synopsys, and Cadence—basically the Big Three of the chip design software world—confirmed they no longer need special approval to export certain products to China. That’s huge. These tools are the backbone of chip design. Without them, building modern semiconductors is nearly impossible. And considering those three companies control over 80% of China’s EDA market, this shift could seriously ease the pressure Chinese chipmakers have been under. It’s a surprising move, especially given how strict the U.S. has been with chip-related exports lately. Not sure if this is strategic easing, a policy reversal, or just economic pragmatism kicking in. Whatever the reason, this could ripple across the global chip supply chain fast. Keep an eye on this—it might mark a turning point in the tech trade cold war. #EDA #TechTrade #Chips

US Just Loosened EDA Export Rules to China — This Is Bigger Than It Looks
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To storage your unfinished Chips WITHOUT🚫tools

The trick is to push out as much air as possible, then lay the bag flat and smooth it out. I fold the top over itself a few times, making sure each crease is tight. If I’m feeling extra, I’ll fold the corners in first, then roll the top down and flip the corners over for a tighter seal. I usually store the bag upside down and put a bowl or something heavy on top. It’s not perfect, but it definitely keeps the chips fresher than just rolling the bag up. This method works best when the bag isn’t too full—otherwise, it’s hard to get a good seal. I’ve tried this with tortilla chips, kettle chips, and even pretzels, and it’s a solid backup when there’s no clip in sight. #kitchen hacks #snack #Food storage #chips#foodtips #Cooking

To storage your unfinished Chips WITHOUT🚫tools