American officials are lobbying the European country to bar ASML from selling chip systems to Chinese clients

Washington’s proposed restriction would expand an existing moratorium on the sale of the most advanced systems to China, in an attempt to thwart the country’s plans to become a world leader in chip production

The Dutch firm, whose machines are indispensable to making advanced semiconductors, is adding 200 people to its workforce of 1,400 to keep up with growth

Another Apple supplier pushes into vehicle-making, chip startup denies infringing on Dutch giant’s IP

E-commerce firm takes $150 million in new funding, China smartphone shipments recover

Trailing in technology risks hurting company’s smartphone business

China remains the world's largest manufacturer. The country's banking regulator gets a new vice chairman

China’s leading chipmaker disclosed it recently extended a supply deal with Dutch firm ASML through the end of this year

With miniaturization at a wall, upstarts gain edge in race for faster chips

September consumer inflation slows to 19-month low; semiconductor equipment giant ASML says some China sales don’t require U.S. license; China pushes driverless farm equipment

CEO says products using less-advanced deep-ultraviolet technology don’t require Washington’s approval if they are shipped direct from the Netherlands to China

City said the project had the mainland’s only machine able to make 7-nanometer chips. But a Shanghai company has about 10 of them, sources said

SMIC stock takes breather after doubling over last six months on hopes it could benefit from China’s high-tech self-sufficiency drive

Beijing’s top Netherlands diplomat calls on country to allow sale of cutting-edge equipment to China

Jinhua’s case illustrates the ease with which Washington can derail Beijing’s goal of becoming a high-tech manufacturing powerhouse