China strongly opposes Japan’s export controls on more than ten semiconductor-related items announced Thursday, according to a statement from the Ministry of Commerce.
- China urges Japan to correct its wrongdoing
- China vows to take necessary measures to safeguard its interests
- China says Japan’s move will seriously disrupt normal commercial exchanges between enterprises from the two countries
- Japan’s Economy Ministry said it’s expanding its list of restricted items to include certain types of chip testing equipment, photomasks, annealing machines and tools to lower error rates on lithography machines
- New controls to come into effect on May 28
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