Japan said on Friday that it will restrict exports of 23 types of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, aligning its technology trade controls with a US push to curb China's ability to make advanced chips.
Japan, home to major global chip equipment makers such as Nikon Corp and Tokyo Electron Ltd, did not specify China as the target of the measures, saying equipment makers would need to seek export permission for all regions.
access. some may decide to do this in a different way. but we want to work with these companies to figure this out and we also want these companies to work with their local communities to also determine the best strategy going forward for their employees. let me give one example since you brought it up. it isn t one size fits all. your colleagues gave us this. in the syracuse area where micron announced a huge chipmaking last year the need for child care is nearly three times the size of the actual child care capacity in that region so how far could this go to alleviating the problem? how fast might these remedies take effect? could it, for example, be used to actually build a facility? yeah, absolutely. again, chris, we are working with companies and will be and politics to help them get to this place. we re also going to release a workforce development guide probably within the next week to ten days that lays out ideas and best practices that current companies are doing in the