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  1. High impact Verified

    USITC enters remedy phase in LCD glass substrate case — exclusion order on Chinese imports possible

    If the Commission issues a limited exclusion order, LCD glass substrate products — and finished display products containing them — from the four remaining respondents would be blocked at U.S. ports. The remedy decision affects supply chains for TVs, monitors, and other LCD end-products.

    China -> USLCD displays / glass substrateConsumer electronicsTCL / CSOT+2
    Map your supply chain for LCD glass substrate or finished LCD products sourced from Caihong (Irico), CSOT, CHOT, or TCL North America, and monitor the ITC EDIS docket for the Commission's final remedy order and any later Presidential review period.
  2. Medium impact Verified

    USITC opens Section 337 on 3D NAND and HBM DRAM — KIOXIA and SK hynix named

    KIOXIA and SK hynix together supply a significant share of global 3D NAND flash and DRAM. If the ITC issues exclusion orders, imports of NAND flash, DRAM modules, SSDs, and any products containing those chips from either company would be blocked at U.S. ports — affecting electronics manufacturers, data-center operators, and component distributors.

    Japan -> USSouth Korea -> USTaiwan -> USNAND / DRAM memory chips+4
    Identify whether your supply chain sources 3D NAND flash, HBM DRAM, SSDs, or DRAM modules from KIOXIA or SK hynix. Monitor the ITC EDIS docket (Investigation No. 337-TA-1506) for the procedural schedule and respondent responses. Consult trade counsel if you import affected products from either manufacturer.
  3. Medium impact Verified

    USITC opens Section 337 on rack-scale GPU and DPU systems — NVIDIA, Microsoft, and AWS named

    If the ITC issues a limited exclusion order, companies importing rack-scale GPU systems with programmable hardware acceleration fabrics would be blocked at U.S. ports. Importers relying on AI compute infrastructure should watch the investigation timeline.

    Global -> USAI compute infrastructureGPU / DPU hardwareNVIDIA+4
    Identify whether your imported GPU cluster or DPU products fall within the scope — 'rack-scale GPU computing systems with network switches that implement a distributed compute fabric using programmable hardware acceleration.' Monitor the ITC docket at EDIS (Investigation No. 337-TA-1505) for deadlines and respondent lists.