Jul 8, 06:45 AM

Former ASML CEO Wennink Warns U.S.-China Chip Dispute with China to Persist

Former ASML CEO, Peter Wennink, stated that the U.S.-China disputes over computer chips are ideological and not based on facts. He believes the conflict will persist. Additionally, Wennink mentioned the importance of legacy chips produced by China.

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Written with ChatGPT (GPT-3).

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Fons Tuinstra, China Speakers Bureau@fonstuinstra
2 years ago
ASML CEO says world needs the legacy chips China is producing, Handelsblatt reports - Reuters https://t.co/DaXfT2bhlP via @YahooFinance
Reuters@Reuters
2 years ago
ASML CEO says world needs the legacy chips China is producing, Handelsblatt reports https://t.co/STKMjCNOez https://t.co/c8ViD4mJ9e
Fons Tuinstra, China Speakers Bureau@fonstuinstra
2 years ago
Former ASML CEO says US-China chip fight will continue - Reuters https://t.co/HghI33wglm via @YahooFinance

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Former ASML CEO Wennink Warns U.S.-China Chip Dispute with China to Persist

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