Netherlands Steps Back from Nexperia Control

Update: 2025-11-19

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The Netherlands temporarily steps back from controlling Nexperia, a Chinese chipmaker, after constructive talks with China. This move eases tensions and allows for the resumption of vital chip exports, benefiting the global supply chain.

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Netherlands Steps Back from Nexperia Control

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Netherlands Steps Back from Nexperia Control

Netherlands Steps Back from Nexperia Control