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The Veldhoven, Netherlands-based company said shipments included certain lithography systems. "A license for the shipment of NXT:2050i and NXT:2100i lithography systems in 2023 has recently been partially revoked by the Dutch government, impacting a small number of customers in China," the company said. ASML dominates the market for lithography systems, which use lasers to help create chip circuitry.

Norwegian companies will now be able to directly sell weapons and defense equipment to Ukrainian authorities following a decision from Oslo, Norway’s Defense Ministry announced on Jan. 1.

Read the full text of the Madras High Court judgment in Precious Metals Refiners Pvt. Ltd. vs. Principal Commissioner of Customs. The case involves the detention of imported Gold Dore Bars misdeclared in the Country of Origin Certificate. The court directs release after 100% duty payment, resolving the dispute. Explore the legal analysis and the court's directive for expedited adjudication.

Read the full text of the judgment/order from the Madras High Court regarding the withholding of gold imported by Mudra Precious Metals Pvt. Ltd. Without customs duty payment. The court directs the release of goods after the petitioner agrees to pay 100% duty under protest. Get insights into the case and the court's decision.

Nvidia no longer sells the GeForce RTX 4090 in China, but the data center and workstation-oriented RTX 6000 Ada still seems to be available online.

Applied Materials is under U.S. criminal investigation for supplying advanced fab tools to China-based SMIC, according to report.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has warned New Fortress Energy if any portion of its Altamira floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) project is located onshore Mexico, the company will have to resubmit its application for an export permit. New Fortress's $1.3 billion Altamira LNG project was expected to start shipping the superchilled gas this month under an export permit issued in June. New Fortress did not immediately reply to a request for comment submitted through its website.

Nvidia revealed the new rules in a regulatory filing earlier this week. A person familiar with the matter confirmed on Wednesday that AMD is affected by the change.

This comes after disclosures that Washington had expanded export license requirements for Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices artificial-intelligence chips.

There is no immediate threat to the supply of gallium and germanium-based components, but prices may go up.