Cadence Design Systems Inc. Sees Rescission of Export License Requirement by U.S. BIS, Restoring Access to EDA Software in China

Reuters07-03
Cadence Design Systems Inc. Sees Rescission of Export License Requirement by U.S. BIS, Restoring Access to EDA Software in China

Cadence Design Systems Inc. has announced a significant regulatory update regarding its electronic design automation software and technology. On July 2, 2025, the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security $(BIS.AU)$ rescinded previous licensing requirements for the export, re-export, or in-country transfer of its software and technology when involved with parties in China or Chinese military end users. This move effectively restores access to Cadence's software for affected customers, aligning with the updated U.S. export regulations. This regulatory change is specific to Cadence and does not involve other organizations.

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  • Dreamaker82
    07-06
    Dreamaker82
    Might be possible. Eventually china will have more access bcs US require rare earth material. Kinda trade off maybe.. 
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