WASHINGTON, Jan 28 (Reuters): The United States has secured a deal with the Netherlands and Japan to restrict exports of some advanced chip-making machinery to China in talks that concluded on ...
At the end of January, it was reported that the US had completed two years of negotiations with the Netherlands and Japan to join the United States in imposing restrictions on the export of chip ...
Japan has also been involved in three-way discussions with the Netherlands and the United States, a source familiar with the talks told CNN. Reuters reported that Tokyo is expected to issue an ...
The Dutch government says before the summer it will put restrictions on the country's "most advanced" chip exports to protect ...
Japan and the Netherlands will soon agree to join the United States in restricting exports of semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China, Bloomberg News reported. Talks between the countries ...
The US has been calling on the Netherlands and Japan to take similar steps. Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told a news conference on Thursday that China disapproves of the ...
Bowing to US pressure, the Netherlands announced export restrictions on the most advanced DUV tools, whose definition is ...
Pressured by the US, the Netherlands is moving forward with new export restrictions on chip-making technology to China, ...
but for the restrictions to be effective it needs other key suppliers in the Netherlands and Japan, who produce key chipmaking technology, to agree. The allied countries have been in talks on the ...
The move will see the Dutch join the US in controlling what technology China can acquire. It comes after more than two years of talks between the two countries and Japan on restricting China's ...
Japan looks like a juggernaut, the Netherlands is off to a fast start ... Jurickson Profar is from Curaçao and Josh Palacios is from the United States, but they all qualified to play ...
The Netherlands' government on Wednesday said it planned new restrictions on exports of semiconductor technology to protect national security, joining the United States’ effort to curb chip ...
