The Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs will investigate four companies involved in as

After the four technology companies in Taiwan were accused of assisting in the establishment of a chip factory factory in Mainland China Communications Giants, the Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs promised to conduct investigations to find out whether the four companies violated the US entity list regulations.

Comprehensive Taiwan United Daily News and Central News Agency reported that Taiwan Economic Minister Wang Meihua said on Wednesday (October 4) in the Legislative Yuan that Taiwan strictly regulates the outflow of key technologies to ensure that security and core technologies will not not be in the country.Harmed.After a preliminary understanding, the four factory accused of assisting Huawei's Taiwan factories are only responsible for low -cost projects, including wastewater and environmental protection. There are no key technologies.

Wang Meihua said that most Taiwanese manufacturers know the US regulations that if they use American technology and equipment, they must not cooperate with corporate companies on the list.The Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs will continue to grasp the latest regulations of the United States. In the future, it will also conduct a one -month survey for whether manufacturers have violated US regulations and submitted preliminary reports.

In response to the details of the investigation, officials of the Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs added that the investment and trial department of the Ministry of Economic Affairs will confirm whether the business implemented by the manufacturer is within the scope of the original approval.Management and reminding to avoid violation of export control regulations.

Huawei Mate 60 series adopts the SMIC 7 -nanometer process to successfully break through the US ban.Bloomberg Name the four Taiwan technology companies Chongyue Technology, Yaxiang Engineering, Han and Tang Dynasties, and Silicon Ke Hongsheng to assist Huawei to build infrastructure in Shenzhen in Shenzhen to avoid US sanctions.

The four companies including Chongyue and Han and Tang dynasties have made clarifications in the past two days, emphasizing that they all comply with Taiwan's relevant laws and regulations, providing only factory facilities, and did not provide semiconductor materials or equipment.