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Chinese semiconductor industry
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AI is not needed for basic survival.
EUV It will take times. Probably long time. If you got DUV you can survive .
Work with tools you have now. Military tools is at disposal.
lol. I don't know if you are aware of this but Taiwan who supposedly has the monopoly on "the important technology on Earth" has a GDP 1/2 of Spain and lower per capita. And Spain exports mostly pork.
You think the J-20 is running Intel chips or that they used chips made by TSMC? lulz
Who is that supposed to be?
Edit: never mind, I see who it is.
@horse Amen to that bro, and here is an another chart to back that up.The semiconductor chip market is at least 5x bigger in China than America.
Look at this old chart please.
The tail wags the dog in America. The tail does not wag the dog in China.
(next, for the next step in the way it works, is where will the talent and money flow to ... the market 1/5th the size or the market 5x times bigger, someone is fighting losing battle here)
from CnTechPost
China's Q1 IC imports up 11.2% year-on-year to $40 billion
April 13, 2021China's first-quarter rose 11.2% year-on-year to RMB 262.5 billion ($40.1 billion), according to data released by China's General Administration of Customs on April 13.
China imported 155.27 billion units of integrated circuits in the first quarter, an increase of 33.6%. IC exports in the first quarter amounted to RMB 72.68 billion, an increase of 2.4%.
The total value of China's trade imports and exports in the first quarter was RMB 8.47 trillion, up 29.2% year-on-year, with a trade surplus of RMB 759.3 billion, an expansion of 690.6%.
Among them, the total value of exports was RMB 4.61 trillion, up 38.7%; the total value of imports was RMB 3.86 trillion, up 19.3%.
China exported RMB 2.78 trillion of electromechanical products in the first quarter, accounting for 60.3% of the total export value, up 1.7 percentage points year-on-year.
Among them, exports of automatic data processing equipment, mobile phones, and automobiles increased by 54.5%, 38.5%, and 98.9% respectively.
China's combined import and export to the remaining 14 RCEP member countries in the first quarter was RMB 2.67 trillion, up 22.9% year-on-year, accounting for 31.5% of China's total foreign trade import and export value.
Among them, exports amounted to RMB 1.25 trillion, up 27.5%; imports amounted to RMB 1.42 trillion, up 19%.
Among them, exports of mechanical and electrical products amounted to RMB 659.85 billion, an increase of 28.7%, accounting for 53% of the total export value to RCEP member countries.
@horse And bro I like China and Huawei in particular strategy, harnessing and owning the IP from your adversary....LOL , joking aside they may do it domestically having a large number of engineers , It just a marketing tool for HW to show the west that they do research and not a stealer of IP and I think most of those employed were Chinese national or Chinese Canadian.Small countries are different.
Those 900 well paying jobs at Huawei are important. That is is the extent of Canadian leadership in 5G!
No one is going to do what Huawei is doing for Canada. That is kind of end of story. Unless Canada does not want these high tech research jobs.
That is why the white Canadian is so butt hurt over this. They want the 900 high tech jobs, but rather prefer it not being that Huawei is the provider of those jobs.
That is a small country. The strong do what they can. The weak suffer what they must. And that is the butt hurt.
China semiconductor market big is good news to US. US wants to sell to weaklings like Lenovo, Xiaomi, Oppo.
It just ban and kill someone like Huawei or others that design its own chips or can be military supplier
It's all about selective killing.
I don't believe complete tech decoupling is US strategy.
It just ban and kill someone like Huawei or others that design its own chips or can be military supplier
It's all about selective killing.
I don't believe complete tech decoupling is US strategy.
@Nutrient bro very good observation, the reason they become a willing participant.
@Oldschool but HW is designing a 3nm chips shows the need to prepare for the future, you're right at least that part of the equation is ready while waiting for the rest to catch up. Hisilicon had become a world class competitor to Qualcomm now SMEE need to up its game to at least threaten ASML just a little bit...hehehe.
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