OpenAI and Broadcom Ink 10GW Chip Deal to Power Next-Gen AI Systems
OpenAI and Broadcom Ink 10GW Chip Deal to Power Next-Gen AI Systems OpenAI is making a significant investment in its…
OpenAI and Broadcom Ink 10GW Chip Deal to Power Next-Gen AI Systems OpenAI is making a significant investment in its…
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The Dutch government has taken the extraordinary step of seizing control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia, citing serious governance shortcomings and national security concerns. The intervention under the Goods Availability Act represents a significant escalation in Western scrutiny of Chinese semiconductor ownership.
The Dutch government has taken highly exceptional control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia, invoking emergency powers to address what it describes as “serious governance shortcomings” threatening crucial technological capabilities. Announced on October 12 but effective since September 30, this unprecedented intervention represents the latest escalation in Western efforts to safeguard semiconductor technology from foreign control.
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