Washington withdraws the immunity of the Taiwan "TSMC" chips in China

The United States has canceled the statement of “Taiwan Simicicons Manovctchoring” (TSMC) to free the basic equipment to its main base for the disk industry in China, which can limit its productive capabilities in that facility dependent on the old generation chips. US officials recently informed TSMC of their decision to terminate the SO -Called approved user’s approved user (VEU) for the Taiwanese Chips manufacturers on the Nanjing website. This procedure is the steps the United States has taken to cancel the “VEU” classifications of the Chinese facilities owned by Samsung Electronics and the SK Hynix and the exemptions are finished within about four months. Washington tightens the screws to the chips. Washington’s step means that the providers of “TSMC”, “Samsung” and “SK Hinx” must apply for individual approvals when they want to charge semiconductor equipment and other equipment, subject to SU export control to Chinese facilities covered in the decision, instead of the comprehensive delegation these suppliers are currently enjoying the status of the final user. Certified for factories. Also read: The Taiwanese TSMC is studying the acquisition of a controlling interest in “Intel” at the request of the Trump team, the shares of “TSMC” dropped by up to 1.3% in Taipei after the decision issued Tuesday, and the shares of supplied companies, including “Tokyo Electron”. ‘TSMC’ reaction said in a statement: ‘TSMC received a notice from the US government that the authorization of the final user status approved in the Nanjing facility will be canceled on December 31, 2025. We currently live and take appropriate measures, including communication with the US government, as we continue to ensure the operation of the company’s facility. ‘ Read more: “TSMC” faces unprecedented challenges with the decline in free trade. The cancellation adds new obstacles to Chinese operations for some of the most important businesses in the semiconductor sector, from two pioneering forces in the disk industry, which is also two ally of the United States. While US officials said they intended to issue the necessary licenses to maintain the operation of these facilities, this change provides some uncertainty about waiting times to secure these permits. The Taiwanese Ministry of Economics said in a statement that the cancellation of the US release would affect the possibility of predicting the operations of the Nanjing factory. ‘Bureaucratic burden’ in America is currently working to find solutions to alleviate what they call ‘bureaucratic burden’, people said, especially given the large size of current licensing requests. For example, the cancellation of the approved user’s status will mean that the Samsung and SK Henix business must handle up to 1,000 extra permits annually, according to a statement from the US government. Compared to “Samsung” and “SK Henix”, whose large part of their production in China, the ‘TSMC’ manufacturing presence in the second largest economy in the world is relatively small as the company’s site in Nanjing began in 2018 and contributed a small part of the total Taiwan company’s revenue last year, and according to the Ministry of Ministry of the Ministry of the Minister. The competitiveness of the Chips industry in Taiwan will not affect the US move to the competitiveness of the Chips industry in Taiwan, according to what the ministry said. The Nanjing facility contains some advanced technologies such as 16 Nm chips, which have become commercially available for the first time in more than a decade. Also read: Bloomberg: Taiwanese “TSMC” considers the creation of an electronic slide manufacturing complex in the Emirates. This decision highlights the impact of Washington and the control of the supply chain for electronic discs that work everything from microwave ovens to telephones to data centers that train artificial intelligence algorithms, and this control extends to the extent they have expanded over three factories as companies that work in a foreign country. The United States has generally limited China to reach materials and equipment that can be used to make advanced chips, as part of a set of controls aimed at reducing China’s ingenuity in artificial intelligence. The export controls affect not only the sales for Chinese businesses, but also any factors that exist in the country- including the Samsung and SK Henx factories. What is the release of “approved end -user mode”? The three companies in the era of former US President Joe Biden have obtained an unspecified exemption to continue the shipping to their facilities in China, as long as they meet the safety requirements and reveal certain information to the US government. The certified user status classification, which US officials gave Samsung and SK Henix, and TSMC revealed that it was obtained in an annual report, was one of the maximum priorities for chipmakers and foreign government officials, as semiconducting factors needed regular imports from parts to chemicals. The loss of exemptions causes a state of uncertainty for the senior providers of “Samsung” and “SK Henix” TSMC, including equipment manufacturers such as “Applied material”, “asml Holding” and “Tokyo Electron” the CLA (complain), and these companies did not respond to the requests for suspension, while “Apple Matis” did not have an immediate remark. The shares of “Apple Mates” and “Kea” in New York trade fell on Tuesday, and the deposit receipts for “ASML”, as the losses exceeded the decline in the broader market. ‘Export Gaps for China’, the Ministry of Trade’s Industrial Office, which oversees the semiconductor’s execution controls, announced the decision to cancel a position in the final user status approved for the two Korean companies, saying that the United States offered the ‘export controls’ that ‘and the officially offers an official terminated user. Henix “in the federal register, which is a general record of US regulations, and did the same for the release granted to” Intel “, which owns a facility in Dalian, China. to cancel an exemption.