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A senior US Democrat is urging the Commerce Department to investigate four Chinese semiconductor firms potentially tied to Dutch chipmaker Nexperia, warning they could threaten the safety and reliability of components used in cars across the US and its allies. The request marks the latest twist in the turmoil surrounding the Chinese-owned firm, which has become a flashpoint in broader disputes involving China, Europe, and the US, following months of internal conflicts, regulatory intervention an
Nexperia's China unit is expected to be capable of making deliveries to clients on the back of the domestic semiconductor supply chain - even though locking in that support could take at least six months, experts said - as the European fabrication facilities under the Dutch chipmaker's head office continue to suspend the supply of wafers. A number of Chinese fabs - including Wuxi NCE Power, Hangzhou Silan Microelectronics and Yangjie Technology - would be able to supply wafers to Dongguan-based
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