Let's say I know someone working at ASML from one of the listed countries but is a libz contrary to their homeland stance.
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YOFC Advanced Fundraising 6 Billion
Build the third generation semiconductor project
On June 26, YOFC issued an announcement on foreign investment, and its subsidiary YOFC Advanced plans to invest RMB 6 billion to build a third-generation semiconductor power device production project.
According to the announcement, the project is located in Donghu New Technology Development Zone, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, with a total investment of approximately RMB 6 billion, including equity financing of approximately RMB 3.6 billion and bank loans of approximately RMB 2.4 billion.
Among them, the project construction content includes the third-generation semiconductor epitaxy, wafer manufacturing, packaging and testing and other production lines. After the construction is completed, it will form an annual output of 360,000 6-inch silicon carbide wafers and epitaxy, and an annual output of 61 million power device modules. ability.
The project is expected to be completed in 2025, when it will become the largest SiC power semiconductor manufacturing base in China.
In addition, the project will also build a third-generation semiconductor technology innovation center, which will be used to follow up the international frontier technology of the third-generation semiconductor and develop advanced technology of the third-generation semiconductor device.
Build the third generation semiconductor project
On June 26, YOFC issued an announcement on foreign investment, and its subsidiary YOFC Advanced plans to invest RMB 6 billion to build a third-generation semiconductor power device production project.
According to the announcement, the project is located in Donghu New Technology Development Zone, Wuhan City, Hubei Province, with a total investment of approximately RMB 6 billion, including equity financing of approximately RMB 3.6 billion and bank loans of approximately RMB 2.4 billion.
Among them, the project construction content includes the third-generation semiconductor epitaxy, wafer manufacturing, packaging and testing and other production lines. After the construction is completed, it will form an annual output of 360,000 6-inch silicon carbide wafers and epitaxy, and an annual output of 61 million power device modules. ability.
The project is expected to be completed in 2025, when it will become the largest SiC power semiconductor manufacturing base in China.
In addition, the project will also build a third-generation semiconductor technology innovation center, which will be used to follow up the international frontier technology of the third-generation semiconductor and develop advanced technology of the third-generation semiconductor device.
I couldn't think of a better kind of person to be forced out.
I don't think that body knows that there are hundreds of Russians who work at ASML.
Chinese Firms Asking US Exporters to Certify Products as Micron-Free, Industry Official Says
China’s recent restrictions on Micron products are having broader than expected consequences for U.S. exporters, a trade industry conference heard last week, and may portend how future Chinese retaliatory actions will affect U.S. companies.Although Beijing’s restrictions, announced against the U.S. chip firm in May (see 2305220053), block only Chinese companies involved in certain information technology infrastructure projects from buying Micron products, additional Chinese businesses are also complying with the ban, said April Snyder-Bolden, a manager in IBM’s export regulation office. This has created transactional challenges, she said, particularly as more Chinese companies ask U.S. exporters to certify that their shipments don’t contain Micron products.
Part of the challenge stems from the lack of clarity surrounding the definition of a Chinese operator of critical IT infrastructure, Snyder-Bolden said during the American Association of Exporters and Importers’ annual conference in Washington last week. “It's not well defined,” she said, adding that some companies take a “very narrow interpretation of that definition,” while others have a “more broad” view.
“And what we've started to see is companies in China, who you would not consider to fall under this category,” are looking to avoid Micron products altogether, Snyder-Bolden said. Some have started “to say, ‘well, we also want to comply with this rule, so you need to give us a certification that your products don't contain Micron.’”
She noted the restrictions came out only last month, so “you're starting to basically see it trickle down to others in China concerned with this.” IBM is “still trying to work through this” and is speaking with other companies “to understand how they're interpreting it.”
“This is seen as a retaliatory action from the Oct. 7 rules,” Snyder-Bolden said, referring to the sweeping China-related chip controls announced by the Commerce Department last year (see 2210070049). U.S. lawmakers have criticized the Micron ban for being politically driven (see 2305240002), while others called on Commerce to use its Entity List and potentially its anti-boycott regulations to respond (see 2306020053).
“I don't know if we'll see any other cases like this against U.S. companies,” Snyder-Bolden said, “but it is something that is having an impact, and it's still really being assessed on how much of an impact it’s going to be.”
I don't think so. It's still up to ASML. The actual wording and context in the article he linked is a bit different from what it sounds like in his post. The article actually says ASML already discriminating, so someone send a complaint to that Human Rights body. Then the human rights body approved of ASML's behavior. From that article:
Excellent. US politicians really need to learn that what goes around comes around.
btw, this is a huge increase.
If you look at their website
so they are adding 6x what they are producing right now
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