President of Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer, President Peter PeterIn an interview, Winnick said that a chip war between China and the United States is based on ideology rather than facts, so it will last more than ten years.
According to Reuters, Peter Winnek expressed the above views when he was interviewed by the Dutch Radio BNR last Saturday (July 6).Peterswinick ended 10 years of office in April this year and unloaded the position of president of Asmore.During his tenure, Asmi became the largest technology company in Europe.
Since 2018, the United States has increasingly tightened the restrictions on the semiconductor of Asmore's Chinese semiconductor.Recently, the United States has demanded that Acemi has stopped providing after -sales service for Chinese semiconductor customers.
Peter Winik said: "This kind of discussion is not based on facts, data or content, but ideology. You can do it, but we are a company that balances the interests of the owner ...If it is affected by ideology, I have an opinion on this.
In order to get a balance, Peter Winnik said that he tried his best to lobby to avoid export restrictions too tightly, and also appealed to senior Chinese officials when Acemai intellectual property rights were not respected.
He said, "I think Washington sometimes thinks that Mr. Winnick may be a friend in China. No, I am my client, supplier, employee and shareholder."
Peter Wenik predicts that with the current geographical interests, the Sino -US chip war will last for more than ten years.
