BIS: Issued an Update for Samsung and SK hynix

BIS: Issued an Update for Samsung and SK hynix

The Bureau of Industry and Security issued a rule updating the general authorizations for Samsung and SK hynix for semiconductor facilities in PRC. This is under the Validated End-User (VEU) program. This basically gives the South Korea companies permission to continue work in their CN facilities and still do business with the US.
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