Core Points - Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs announced a revision to its export control list, adding 18 new controlled items, including advanced 3D printing equipment, advanced semiconductors, and quantum computers [2] - The revision is in response to updates in international export control norms, such as the Wassenaar Arrangement, and aims to manage trade effectively [2] - The public consultation period for the proposed changes is set for 60 days [2] Summary by Category Export Control Items - The new controlled items include advanced 3D printing equipment, advanced semiconductors, and quantum computing technologies [2] - Specific advanced semiconductor items added to the list include Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) integrated circuits, EUV masks, low-temperature cooling systems, scanning electron microscopes (SEM), and low-temperature wafer testing equipment [2] Export Licensing Requirements - Taiwanese manufacturers wishing to export controlled items must apply for a strategic high-tech goods export license from the Ministry of Economic Affairs [2] - The Ministry will review the export transactions to ensure there is no risk of proliferation before granting the export license [2] - The initiative aims to prevent goods from being used in proliferation activities rather than outright banning exports [2]