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Japan bans Chinese "chips"
Japan's restrictions on the export of advanced chipmaking equipment to China came into effect.
According to the news of AA, based on Kyodo News, export restrictions, which Japan announced that it will implement as part of the US-led efforts to restrict China's production of high-tech chips for military purposes, have been officially launched.
In this context, Japan permits the export of 23 materials used in chip making. It is expected that around 10 companies producing these materials in the country will be affected by these restrictions.
AGAINST CHINA
On the other hand, starting next month, special licenses will be needed to export gallium and germanium from China, the world's largest metal producer. China's decision comes after the US government's decisions to block China's access to some advanced microprocessors.
A statement released by China's Ministry of Commerce said the restrictions were necessary to "protect national security and interests". Silvery metals are very important in the manufacture of semiconductors, communication devices and military vehicles. It is also used in products such as solar panels.