报道称，在台积电之前，韩国三星电子和SK海力士也获美国政府发放年度许可证，在2026年向中国出 口芯片制造设备。 据新加坡《联合早报》网站1月1日报道，台积电说，该公司已获得美国政府发放年度许可证，在2026年 向位于中国大陆的南京工厂输出芯片制造设备。 报道称，台积电1月1日在发给路透社的声明中说，这一核准能"确保晶圆运营业务和产品交付不受干 扰"。 台积电在声明中说："美国商务部已向台积电南京工厂发放年度许可证，允许工厂无需单独申请出口许 可证，即可获得受美国出口管制的物项。这项许可证在去年12月31日VEU政策有效期届满前颁发。" 来源：参考消息 特别声明：以上文章内容仅代表作者本人观点，不代表新浪网观点或立场。如有关于作品内容、版权或其它问 题请于作品发表后的30日内与新浪网联系。 报道称，三星电子、SK海力士和台积电此前受益于美国对华芯片相关出口全面限制的豁免政策，即"经 验证最终用户（VEU）"制度。被列入"VEU"清单的企业，可以从美国进口指定的受管制物项（包括半 导体设备和技术），无须再单独申请出口许可证。 不过，上述政策有效期截至去年12月31日，意味着从今年起向中国输出美产芯片制造设备仍需 ...

Core Viewpoint - TSMC has received an annual license from the U.S. government to export chip manufacturing equipment to its Nanjing factory in China by 2026, ensuring uninterrupted wafer operations and product delivery [1] Group 1: Licensing and Regulatory Changes - TSMC's license allows the company to obtain controlled items without needing to apply for separate export licenses, following the expiration of the "Verified End User" (VEU) policy on December 31 [1] - Prior to TSMC, Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix also received similar annual licenses from the U.S. government for exporting chip manufacturing equipment to China [1] Group 2: Impact on Operations - The approval from the U.S. Department of Commerce is crucial for TSMC's Nanjing operations, as it helps maintain the continuity of its wafer operations and product deliveries [1]

Core Viewpoint - TSMC has received an "annual license" from the U.S. government, allowing it to export chip manufacturing equipment to its factory in China by 2026, joining Samsung and SK Hynix in this temporary relief [1][3]. Group 1: License and Export Regulations - The U.S. government previously revoked the indefinite licenses of TSMC, Samsung, and SK Hynix, requiring them to apply for individual approvals for exporting chip manufacturing equipment to their factories in China [3][4]. - The newly granted annual export license allows TSMC to supply its Nanjing factory without needing individual supplier licenses, ensuring uninterrupted operations and product delivery [1][3]. Group 2: Industry Context and Reactions - The annual approval system introduced by the U.S. government is seen as a response to concerns over technology leaks and equipment transfers to Chinese companies [3][4]. - The Chinese government has expressed strong opposition to the U.S. export controls, emphasizing the globalized nature of the semiconductor industry and the potential negative impact on the stability of the global supply chain [4].