Synopsys, a major US semiconductor software firm, stops operations in China. This follows new US export rules. The company suspends sales and support. Chinese firms now face restricted access to ...

Shares in Cadence Design Systems and Synopsys each slid about 10%, the most recent volatility in the semiconductor industry. Synopsys hasn’t received a notice from BIS, the company’s chief ...

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Siemens EDA, Cadence, and Synopsys have received notices from the U.S. Commerce Department about new export controls on chip design software to China.

US curbs chip design software, chemicals, other shipments to China Semiconductor chips are seen on a circuit board of a computer in this illustration picture taken on Feb 25, 2022. (Photo: REUTERS ...

TOKYO: China has agreed on procedures to resume imports of Japanese seafood products, Japan's government said on Friday (May 30), marking a step towards ending a nearly two-year trade ban.

It started by cutting China off from equipment used to make the most advanced electronic components then gradually broadened the scope of the rules. Software from Cadence and Synopsys is used to ...

Trade War: In a significant escalation of its technology clampdown on China, the Trump administration has directed leading US companies offering electronic design automation (EDA) software to stop ...

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Shares of Cadence, which declined to comment, closed down 10.7% and shares of Synopsys fell 9.6%.

Synopsys relies on China for about 16% of its annual revenue, and China accounts for about 12% of annual revenue for Cadence. Synopsys, which partners with chip companies such as Nvidia, Qualcomm and ...

These companies collectively control about 80 percent of China's EDA market, making them a critical part of the global semiconductor supply chain. EDA software, though a relatively ...

The US has ordered companies that make software used to design semiconductors to stop selling to China without first obtaining export licenses. The restrictions go beyond software alone, covering ...