US delays blacklisting of China's DeepSeek as over 100 firms are labeled security risks
US authorities have postponed a decision to blacklist DeepSeek, a Chinese firm. At the same time, they have identified over 100 companies as security risks. The
US authorities have postponed a decision to blacklist DeepSeek, a Chinese firm.
At the same time, they have identified over 100 companies as security risks. The
information comes from unnamed sources reported by AsiaOne. The move reflects
ongoing scrutiny of Chinese technology providers. DeepSeek’s status remains
under review pending further assessment. The broader list of firms may face
export controls or investment restrictions. Officials are weighing national
security concerns against commercial interests. Future actions will depend on
additional intelligence and policy reviews.