Top Tech News: US Chip Exports Face China Probe for Dumping, Subsidy Issues; Constelli Gets US$3M Funding to Boost Defense Technology

China has initiated an investigation into US semiconductor exports, accusing American companies of dumping chips at unfairly low prices and benefiting from subsidies. This probe could impact global semiconductor trade relations, as it examines potential violations in trade agreements. Meanwhile, Constelli, a defense technology firm, has raised US$3 million in funding to further develop its innovative solutions.
Top Tech News: US Chip Exports Face China Probe for Dumping, Subsidy Issues
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What’s New Today: US Chip Exports Face China Probe for Dumping, Subsidy Issues

Fast-Track Insights: Constelli Gets US$3M Funding to Boost Defense Technology

Here’s a quick rundown of the biggest tech headlines making waves today. From the US Chip Exports Face China Probe to Visa Hiring Accounting Graduates, let’s dive into the top tech stories of the day.

US Chip Exports Face China Probe for Dumping, Subsidy Issues

China has announced an investigation into U.S. exports of "legacy" semiconductors, accusing American companies of unfairly benefiting from subsidies and engaging in dumping practices. Beijing claims that U.S. subsidies give its companies an unfair competitive edge, harming China’s domestic industry. The probe, which focuses on chips used in everyday products like cars and home appliances, follows the U.S.'s recent expansion of export controls on advanced semiconductors, aimed at preventing China from acquiring critical technologies. The investigation highlights ongoing tensions between the two nations over tech exports, military concerns, and trade practices. No timeline for the probe has been provided.

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Constelli Gets $3M Funding to Boost Defense Technology

Defence tech startup Constelli has secured US$3 million in funding, led by Pravega Ventures, to enhance capital expenditure and invest in R&D for future products. Founded in 2017 by Satya Gopal Panigrahi and Avinash Chenreddy, Constelli specializes in signal-processing solutions for the defence sector, with notable clients like the Ministry of Defence and DRDO. Meanwhile, foodtech startup Fambo raised Rs 21 crore to scale its AI-based platform, connecting farmers with restaurants and cloud kitchens. TyrePlex, a B2B tyre marketplace, raised Rs 20 crore to accelerate growth, expand to 25 Indian cities, and address sustainability challenges.

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Visa Hiring Accounting Graduates: Key Details Inside

VISA is hiring a Senior Systems Analyst for its Bangalore location. The role requires 3-5 years of business and systems analysis experience, preferably in revenue operations, billing, or system support for large multinational companies. Key responsibilities include managing incentive contracts, analyzing contract terms, ensuring accurate accounting treatment, and coordinating with various teams. Applicants should have strong skills in data analysis, User Acceptance Testing (UAT), project management, and Excel. A background in accounting, financial systems, and familiarity with Oracle Revenue Management & Billing (ORMB) is preferred. A Bachelor's degree, preferably in Accounting, is required, with CPA or CA being an advantage.

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Texas Man Sues AG Over DOJ's Crypto Dev Prosecutions 

Blockchain entrepreneur Michael Lewellen has filed a lawsuit against U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, seeking legal protection for his upcoming crypto project, Pharos, from future prosecution under money transmitting laws. Lewellen's suit challenges the Department of Justice's criminal prosecution of software developers, such as Tornado Cash’s Roman Storm and Samourai Wallet’s Keonne Rodriguez, arguing it violates constitutional rights. Lewellen's project, a crowdfunding platform built on Ethereum, will offer privacy features and assurance contracts, ensuring donors are refunded if a project fails. He asserts that he won’t control funds, thus avoiding the status of a money transmitter.

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