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They probably all use the software. Funny thing is that TSMC +10 nm is subject to these rules, but not the 7 nm as it uses under 13% USA technology. Yes, I th
by madengr 6y ago
They probably all use the software.
Funny thing is that TSMC +10 nm is subject to these rules, but not the 7 nm as it uses under 13% USA technology.
Yes, I think ASML will not sell them equipment.
- Udik 6y agoSo now you have EU companies that bought a product from US companies and are retroactively deprived of the ability to produce for their customers? Is this even legal?
- elmo2you 6y agoThat depends on a lot of things, including perspective. Things can be legal according to one set of rules, yet illegal under another set. EU member states certainly could see this as illegal interference in their economies and a stretch of US jurisdiction. There is also a good chance that this goes counter to at least a few international trade agreements. Agreements the US still desperately needs for other things it wants to keep doing. It appears a very short sighted policy, by people who probably don't give a shit about whatever damage they do long term. Once they are out of office, it is no longer their problem. If it made them richer, they won. It's the ordinary people that will likely pay a price for this at some point, but not them.