China has lifted the ban on the export of Nexperia chips, according to major German supply company Amphenol SE, indicating that the conflict surrounding the Dutch semiconductor manufacturer is heading towards a resolution. Last month, China imposed restrictions on the export of Nexperia chips from the country. Nexperia is owned by Dutch semiconductor manufacturer Nexperia. Amphenol SE, one of the world's largest suppliers of electronic components, stated that China has lifted these restrictions. This is a positive sign for the global semiconductor industry, which has been facing a chip shortage in recent years. The conflict around Nexperia began last month when China imposed export restrictions on the company's chips. This was related to Nexperia being owned by a Dutch semiconductor manufacturer that is under US sanctions. China and the Netherlands are in negotiations to lift the sanctions, and it appears they have made progress. The lifting of the export ban on Nexperia chips is good news for the company and for the global semiconductor industry as a whole. It will help alleviate the chip shortage that has hampered global economic growth in recent years.
