AMSTERDAM, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Nexperia, a Dutch-based

computer chip maker, will comply with U.S. restrictions after

its Chinese parent company Wingtech was put on the

U.S. Department of Commerce's "entity list", a spokesperson said

on Tuesday.

"The listing subjects Wingtech's access to U.S. technology

to licensing requirements," the spokesperson said. "These do not

apply to Nexperia or its subsidiaries. Nexperia will comply with

the U.S. restrictions as these apply to its interactions with

Wingtech."

Nexperia is one of the world's largest makers of simple

computer chips such as diodes and transistors, and this year it

moved to expand operations in Hamburg, Germany.

The Commerce Department said on Monday it had added

Wingtech and several Chinese investment firms to the list due to

their efforts to acquire chip manufacturing technology critical

to the defence industry of the U.S. and its allies.