TAIPEI/LONDON -- The Netherlands, home to the world's most valuable chip tool maker ASML, on Friday followed Japan and the U.S. in unveiling details of new export control rules that could deal a further blow to China's semiconductor ambitions.
The new regulation, which the Dutch government first announced it would introduce on March 8, would prevent ASML from exporting its advanced chip production tools without licenses.
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