After the United States implements export control and restrict US suppliers selling chips (also known as "chip") manufacturing equipment to China, American suppliers have begun or are preparing to withdraw employees from the Chinese chip manufacturer Yangtze Storage.
According to Bloomberg Society on Thursday (October 13), people familiar with the matter reported that the Applied Materials, KLA, and Panlin Group (Lam Research) have begun or are preparing to from the Yangtze River.Store to transfer employees.
These unsatisfactory people say that after the Bayeng government issued new regulations last week, some employees will be evacuated this week.
It is reported that American chip production companies often send employees to their customer factories to help these factories fine -tune the manufacturing process.It is still unclear whether these American companies have been included in the under -verified list because of the Yangtze River storage, and they have decided to withdraw from employees because they have other restrictions.American companies need to evaluate their restrictions under the new rules of Biden.
One of the sources said that the Yangtze River storage can continue to run some production lines with inventory parts.
The US Department of Commerce required the requirements announced on Friday (October 7) that US suppliers would sell equipment to China to create 128 floors or above NAND chips, 18 nanometer or below DRAM chips.And 14 nanometer or below logical chips, you need to apply for export permits.In addition, from Wednesday (October 12), if American companies or personnel have participated, suppliers cannot support, serve and send non -American products to factories in China without licenses.
