突发！安世中国员工被断薪，公司系统全面中断！

Core Viewpoint - Anshi Semiconductor (China) has announced that it will no longer receive labor compensation and has faced a complete shutdown of its system access, leading to confusion and disappointment among its employees. The company claims to be under significant pressure that violates legal and ethical standards, indicating that the European management has abandoned the Chinese market [1][3]. Group 1: Company Situation - On October 17, Anshi Semiconductor (China) issued a notice to its clients stating that it received a notification from its headquarters that it would no longer pay labor compensation, and its system access was completely interrupted [1]. - The company has expressed its commitment to customer service and market expansion, but it is currently facing severe pressure that contradicts legal and ethical standards, claiming that the Chinese market has been neglected by the European management [3]. Group 2: Response from Parent Company - The parent company, Wentai Technology, confirmed that the accounts of the Chinese team were indeed frozen, with some recovery underway. They noted that due to the emergency situation, the European side might cut off systems and funds, prompting the Chinese division to take independent actions to secure domestic supply chains [4]. - On October 12, Wentai Technology announced that Anshi Semiconductor's assets and intellectual property were frozen due to directives from the Dutch government, effective from September 30, for a duration of one year [4]. Group 3: Regulatory Challenges - Anshi Semiconductor is affected by a new rule from the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) that expands export controls to entities with at least 50% ownership by U.S. entities on the entity list. Although Anshi Semiconductor is not explicitly mentioned, it is impacted due to its status as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Wentai Technology, which was added to the BIS entity list last December [5]. - The company is actively seeking exemptions from these restrictions and is in communication with relevant Chinese authorities to mitigate the impact of export control measures [4][5].