Dutch manufacturing equipment, Dutch and Japan, are nearly jointly restricting the output technology with the US government to prevent China's development of its own chip (also known as chip) industry.
Bloomberg News quoted people familiar with the matter on Friday (January 20) that the Netherlands and Japan may agree with the end of January and finalize export control measures for China.Japanese Prime Minister Kishita Kishi and the Netherlands Prime Minister Ratt discussed their respective plans with US President Biden at the White House earlier this month.
Lutter said on Thursday (19th) at the Bloomberg news interview with Bloomberg News on the field of the Davos World Economic Forum in Switzerland: "I am quite confident that we can do it."
Hague and Tokyo are unlikely to implement strict restrictions with Washington.The latter not only limits the mechanical losses made by the United States, but also prohibits American residents from cooperating with Chinese chip manufacturers.
Even so, once the above three countries are working together, Beijing may find that it is in a more isolated situation in creating the most advanced semiconductor technology or talents.
The United States is the largest production base for chip manufacturing equipment.The Netherlands has a semiconductor manufacturing giant in the optical technology market.Tokyo's Tokyo Power Science and Technology is the main competitor of American companies in other equipment manufacturing.
Some analysts believe that in the unable to obtain the need for the most advanced products and the lack of application materials, the R & D R & D, and Kelie, Chinese technology companies are nearly that the manufacturing production line that cannot form the most advanced chip.
