According to foreign media reports, recently, the policy adopted by the Biden administration in the United States to restrict Chinese chip manufacturers from obtaining key manufacturing equipment has caused losses to the United States.
Lam Group, a California-based supplier of chip manufacturing equipment, announced that it will lay off 1,300 full-time employees and plans to lay off 1,400 temporary employees in the next two quarters due to the potential loss of billions of dollars in revenue in fiscal year 2023.
According to the report, Tim Archer, CEO of Panlin Group, announced layoffs on the company's second-quarter earnings conference call for fiscal year 2023 on the 25th, citing slowing demand for chips and the latest round of bans on the export of chip manufacturing equipment to China. Regulation.
A Lam Group spokesman said: “Due to macroeconomic headwinds, recent trade restrictions restricting our ability to do business in China, and an expected decline in global spending on chip manufacturing equipment in 2023, we are taking a series of actions on our business to manage cost.” (produced by Qi Yiling)
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