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Japan and Netherlands To Join U.S. Restrictions on Chip Machinery Exports to China

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Shai Oster
· · Source: Bloomberg

The Netherlands and Japan are set to implement restrictions on the sale of equipment used to make high-end semiconductors to China, joining the U.S. which has already limited such exports, and further eroding China’s ability to make cutting-edge tech, Bloomberg reported. The two countries were set to implement restrictions on the sale of high-tech manufacturing equipment from ASML and Nikon,...

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