Multilateral Alignment of Technology Controls on Hardware (MATCH) Act
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Summary
The MATCH Act establishes export controls on semiconductor manufacturing equipment and components to prevent advanced-node chip production in countries of concern, particularly China. The bill requires the federal government to identify critical semiconductor equipment and facilities, engage in diplomatic efforts to align allied countries on export controls, and unilaterally impose countrywide controls on U.S.-produced equipment and end-use restrictions on covered facilities if diplomatic efforts fail within 150 days. The legislation includes provisions for annual reporting, national security waivers, and mechanisms to terminate controls if allied countries adopt equivalent restrictions.
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