China accuses Netherlands of making 'mistakes' over chipmaker Nexperia
Beijing and Amsterdam are locked in a war of words over technology transfer.


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Beijing and Amsterdam are locked in a war of words over technology transfer.

Dutch chipmaker Nexperia has published an open letter urgently calling on its China unit to help restore supply chain operations.

The move comes after Beijing blocked exports of the firm's chips in response to the Hague intervening into Chinese-owned chipmaker.

Uncertainty over the availability of the Chinese-owned company's chips, which are used in cars and electronics, had added to concerns of a global shortage.

The dispute over ownership and control of the Dutch-based Nexperia has led global automakers to warn impacts from a shortage of chip supplies.

China's Commerce Ministry has blamed the Netherlands for what it called "chaos" in the semiconductor supply chain

A standoff between the Netherlands and China over chipmaker Nexperia had prompted auto giants to warn of production outages.

The Nexperia crisis is still threatening vehicle production worldwide.

Reuters reported that the Trump administration plans to announce that Dutch chipmaker Nexperia's China facilities will resume shipments, citing a source.

The White House and the Chinese government have reached an agreement to resume chip shipments from semiconductor company Nexperia, according to the Wall Street…
Global automakers are bracing for a potential shortage of automotive semiconductor chips sparked by geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China.

The chief executive of Mercedes said the luxury automaker is "scurrying†around looking for alternatives after a key microchip maker was caught in the geopol…
Volkswagen on Wednesday warned of temporary production outages citing China's export restrictions on semiconductors made by Nexperia.

The most aggressive move yet in Europe's effort to save its semiconductor industry
The Dutch government has invoked the Goods Availability Act to take control of Nexperia, a Chinese-owned semiconductor maker based in the Netherlands.

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