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YMTC ready to volume produce 128-layer QLC NAND flash
China-based Yangtz Memory Technologies (YMTC) has shipped over 300 million 64-layer 3D NAND flash memory chips and is ready to volume produce 128-layer QLC (quad-level cell) NAND, according to the company's chief operating officer Cheng Weihua.
China-based Yangtz Memory Technologies (YMTC) has shipped over 300 million 64-layer 3D NAND flash memory chips and is ready to volume produce 128-layer QLC (quad-level cell) NAND, according to the company's chief operating officer Cheng Weihua.
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@Wangxi So bro its a production issue not the XTACKING tech with the local equipment being used and optimized, I'M excited on what will come next especially the 192-layers.
China silicon wafer maker Zingsemi to grow monthly capacity to 1 million by 2025
China-based Zing Semiconductor is expected to see its monthly production for 12-inch silicon wafers ramp up to one million pieces by 2025 from the current level of 250,000, according to company chairman Wei Li.
China-based Zing Semiconductor is expected to see its monthly production for 12-inch silicon wafers ramp up to one million pieces by 2025 from the current level of 250,000, according to company chairman Wei Li.
the trade war with the United States and Washington’s tech curbs exposed China’s lack of hi-tech know-how, hardening Beijing’s resolve to speed up innovation.
“Rising external pressure since the start of trade war has made policymakers more determined to develop China’s middle and high-end manufacturing,”
There is a group of individuals who control the national security industrial complex, graduates of human sciences or lawyers who do not have technical knowledge of the industries they speak of nor do they know the dynamics that occur in those industries and for some reason they control the narrative about the Chinese semiconductor industry in the States.
There is historical evidence of the damage that these export controls have done to different technology sectors in the United States. This is the case of how the United States lost its leadership in numerical control machines and I personally know the experience of 3dr, a company that manufactured consumer drones whose products ended up on the ITAR list for a time, while DJI could sell to the whole world, guess who dominates the industry.
Imagine that apple smartphones could only be sold in 15 countries approved by the United States. It doesn't matter how good or technologically advanced your product is, if I can't get it, it's useless.
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@Wangxi So bro its a production issue not the XTACKING tech with the local equipment being used and optimized, I'M excited on what will come next especially the 192-layers.
I don't like QLC, not now anyway. TLC is the way to go for me for now
Soon we will see 256 layers and then 384 and 512 layers ... I can't imagine, how complex would be, the same way I was amased when it was only 32 layers by Samsung
antiterror13
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1M wafers per month, it means 12M wafers per year .. that just a lot for 1 company, 1 12" wafers can have thousands chip, perhaps a few hundreds for complex CPU
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