People in the chip industry said that the US government authorized two non -Chinese chip manufacturers to set up factories in China on Tuesday (October 11) to purchase limited equipment and services from their suppliers, but do not require soliciting solicitationExtra permit requirements.
Reuters reports did not disclose which two chip companies have obtained exemption from the US Department of Commerce, but according to sources, the Bayeon government has plans to let Korean storage chip manufacturer SK Hynix (SK Hynix) andSamsung Electronics and other foreign companies operating in China are exempted from the impact of new restrictions, but in the rules announced last Friday, these companies failed to exempt them.
As of Wednesday (October 12), SK Hynix said that it has been authorized by the US Department of Commerce.Extra permit requirements.
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced a wide range of regulations on Friday on Friday, limiting American suppliers to sell semiconductors and chip production equipment to Chinese customers.The U.S. Department of Commerce also included 31 Chinese entities into its "unable to verify" list, including the Changjiang Storage Technology Co., Ltd. and a leading chip equipment manufacturer North Huachuang's subsidiary, restricting these companies' ability to purchase chip technology from overseas.
From 20:00 on Tuesday, suppliers have also been banned from supporting, serving, or providing non -American supply products to these Chinese companies without licenses.
Reported that regardless of whether the permit is approved, the time required to pass the permit procedure may cause delay in transportation and the pause of production.
