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Welcome to the Tech Brew, right home for Tuesday, October 14th, 2025. I'm Brian McCullough today. The Dutch government has taken control of a Dutch chipmaker that had Chinese owners. Yet another big Open AI deal this time with Broadcom. The first AI desktop workstations are arriving. And we check in with Matt Levine to get his take on what he says is Sam Altman's genius for financial engineering.

Here's a chimist today in the world of tech.

Here's something you don't see every day.

In fact, I don't think I've seen this in my 25 years in the tech industry.

The Dutch government has taken control of Chinese-owned

Dutch chipmaker Nexperia using its Goods Availability Act, to, according to the Dutch

government safeguard chip supply for Europe, quoting the F.T. In a statement on Sunday,

the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs said it acted because of,

quote, a threat to the continuity and safeguarding on Dutch and European soil of crucial technological

knowledge and capabilities, end quote. The move escalates frictions between Western countries and

China over access to high-end technology, such as advanced semiconductors and critical raw materials.

On Thursday, China placed sweeping restrictions on the exports of rare earths used in products

from cars to wind turbines. The Dutch ministry said it invoked the country's Goods Availability Act

because of, quote, recent and acute, serious governance shortcomings and actions at Nexperia,

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