AMD/Xilinx, GlobalWafers/Siltronic Reviews Could Serve as Signposts Indicating Chinese Antitrust Enforcement’s Future Direction

Published on Dec 10, 2021

Advanced Micro Devices’ (AMD) proposed $35 billion Xilinx (XLNX) buyout and GlobalWafers’ (TPEX:6488) planned $5.3 billion Siltronic purchase (FRA:WAF) have attained a significance beyond the semiconductor industry as their antitrust reviews in China serve as signposts indicating the future direction of the country’s competition enforcement, legal practitioners said. Now both reviews have entered a critical […]

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