The ongoing rows between the United States and China over computer chips are ideological ... of semiconductor equipment maker ASML, Peter Wennink, said in an interview with Dutch radio station ...
The ongoing conflict between the United States and China over semiconductor technology is likely to continue for years to ...
The US is rapidly ... end machines. Peter Wennink, the chief executive of Dutch chip equipment maker ASML Holding NV, questioned if the Netherlands should restrict exports to China.
The semiconductor chip war between China and the United States has become a focal point of global technology discussion, and analysts expect the confrontation to stretch as long as the latter half of ...
Researchers are increasingly turning to organ-on-a-chip technology for drug testing and other applications.
Christophe Fouquet, CEO of ASML, and his predecessor Peter Wennink, also voiced opposition to US' restrictions on ASML's exports of chip-making equipment to China. Similarly, Japanese and South ...
American companies are already severely restricted when it comes to selling certain types of advanced AI chips and chipmaking equipment to customers in China. The “Provisions Pertaining to US ...
The US will roll out new export controls on semiconductors and is now targeting quantum computing and high-bandwidth chips as China ... I expect China to fight hard against it, but I don't expect ...
due to fears they could be used to make chips that have military applications. In ASML's annual report published on Wednesday CEO Peter Wennink said plans by the China, the European Union ...
The Commerce Department has imposed stifling export controls and allocated tens of billions of dollars to incentivize advanced chip production in the US. In response, China has forged its own ...