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ASML Offered to Spy for U.S. After Breaking Export Ban to China in 2023, Book Claims
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In 2023, ASML clashed with the US for selling more chip-making machines to China than agreed upon. This involved the so-called "gentlemen's agreement," which, according to the FD newspaper, ASML violated. In this agreement, the Netherlands and the US agreed to restrict the sale of ASML machines to China. CEO Peter Wennink then allegedly made a remarkable proposal, the newspaper reported Thursday. The newspaper based its article on a new book abo…
ASML offered to spy for U.S. after breaking export ban to China in 2023, book claims
In 2023, ASML violated a “gentlemen’s agreement” with the United States concerning how many chip-making machines the company could sell to China, leading to anger among the Americans and embarrassment for the Dutch government.
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