突发，安世中国员工被断发工资，荷兰有意与中国谈判

Core Viewpoint - The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Karremans, is seeking to negotiate with China to resolve the export ban on Nexperia chips, which is critical for global automotive manufacturers [1][2]. Group 1: Export Ban and Its Implications - The export ban on Nexperia chips, effective this week, follows the Dutch government's takeover of the company, leading to the dismissal of its Chinese CEO, Zhang Xuezheng [1]. - Nexperia, acquired by China's Wingtech Technology in 2019, produces over 50 billion chips annually, and the ban could lead to significant shortages in automotive electronics within weeks [1][2]. - The American Automotive Innovation Alliance has warned that supply issues may arise soon, affecting major manufacturers like BMW and Volkswagen [2]. Group 2: Importance of Chips in Automotive Industry - The European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) has expressed concerns that without chips, European automotive suppliers cannot produce necessary components, potentially halting production [3]. - Karremans emphasized the importance of ensuring Nexperia can navigate this crisis, aligning with the interests of the US, Netherlands, Europe, and China [3]. Group 3: Company Developments - Nexperia's situation has led to significant operational disruptions, with reports indicating that Nexperia's Chinese subsidiary, Anshi Semiconductor, has halted salary payments and lost system access [5].