@dfrtyhgj bro by the end of 2023, 7nm is fully indigenous. then 2024 a fully indigenous EUVL will appear in its amazing glory...lol
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I don't think it will take that long brother.
The EUVL is a laser.
Those guys where using lasers then split the photons for the quantum computing.
But the Western media portrays it as impossible for the Chinese to do this anytime soon.
They are already doing the spooky impossible, and the Chinese cannot figure out something that is already known?
The only time they come up for some air, is to announce some other sanction.
China is working on a laser so strong it would create particles in a vacuum.I don't think it will take that long brother.
The EUVL is a laser.
Those guys where using lasers then split the photons for the quantum computing.
But the Western media portrays it as impossible for the Chinese to do this anytime soon.
They are already doing the spooky impossible, and the Chinese cannot figure out something that is already known?
The only time they come up for some air, is to announce some other sanction.
You can't have missed the concerted by the West in the last 24hrs accusing China of Cyber espionage through hacking and stealing untold billions worth of IP.I don't think it will take that long brother.
The EUVL is a laser.
Those guys where using lasers then split the photons for the quantum computing.
But the Western media portrays it as impossible for the Chinese to do this anytime soon.
They are already doing the spooky impossible, and the Chinese cannot figure out something that is already known?
The only time they come up for some air, is to announce some other sanction.
@B.I.B. bro the Chinese had matured dramatically, the more they accused the more it hurt their image especially for those people that can discern. how incompetent are they in securing its data calling themselves a modern western nation with crude security, how embarrassing...lol , the Chinese are polite and kind enough not to answer those accusation.
Of the three Chinese smartphone makers, I rank Xiaomi the lowest cause they're a mere assembler not an innovator. but BKK which owned the VIVO and OPPO brand had been improving with their owned in house chips design. They are observing Huawei and may follow their example and do IDM.
from CnTechPost
Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is set to launch its first in-house developed chip, internally codenamed "Yueying," reported Monday.
It is not yet clear what the chip's features will be, and it could be a chip designed to improve imaging capabilities, the report said.
The company's involvement in chip manufacturing has been sparked by media reports last May that published two chip-related trademarks filed by Vivo - "Vivo SOC" and "Vivo chip".
The two trademarks cover a range of processor-related products, including central processing units, modems, computer chips, printed circuits and computer storage devices.
Vivo did start thinking about getting deeply involved in chip SoC design a year and a half ago, said Hu Baishan 2019, Vivo's executive vice president.
He said Vivo has launched a plan to recruit a large number of chip talents and proposed to build a 300-500-person chip team in the future, but the team is not a pure chip R&D team, according to the report.
In addition to Vivo, OPPO has also started its chip-making plan.
On February 16, OPPO CEO's special assistant released an internal article "Some thoughts on building core technologies", in which three major plans were proposed, involving software development, cloud, and the "Marianas Plan" on chips.
The head of the chip technology committee is Chen Yan, the head of the chip platform department, who previously served as the head of the software research center at OPPO Research Institute and was the technical director at Qualcomm.
In November last year, OPPO applied for the trademark "OPPO M1" in the European Union Intellectual Property Office, which is only a co-processor, that is, an auxiliary computing chip.
Before that, OPPO has developed a more mature chip for power management chip, which was used to support VOOC flash charging.
In last December's OPPO Inno Day, OPPO CEO Tony Chen said that the total investment in research and development in the next three years will reach RMB 50 billion ($7.7billion), of which the chip part will naturally burn a lot of money.
from CnTechPost
Vivo reportedly to launch first in-house developed chip soon
July 19, 2021Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is set to launch its first in-house developed chip, internally codenamed "Yueying," reported Monday.
It is not yet clear what the chip's features will be, and it could be a chip designed to improve imaging capabilities, the report said.
The company's involvement in chip manufacturing has been sparked by media reports last May that published two chip-related trademarks filed by Vivo - "Vivo SOC" and "Vivo chip".
The two trademarks cover a range of processor-related products, including central processing units, modems, computer chips, printed circuits and computer storage devices.
Vivo did start thinking about getting deeply involved in chip SoC design a year and a half ago, said Hu Baishan 2019, Vivo's executive vice president.
He said Vivo has launched a plan to recruit a large number of chip talents and proposed to build a 300-500-person chip team in the future, but the team is not a pure chip R&D team, according to the report.
In addition to Vivo, OPPO has also started its chip-making plan.
On February 16, OPPO CEO's special assistant released an internal article "Some thoughts on building core technologies", in which three major plans were proposed, involving software development, cloud, and the "Marianas Plan" on chips.
The head of the chip technology committee is Chen Yan, the head of the chip platform department, who previously served as the head of the software research center at OPPO Research Institute and was the technical director at Qualcomm.
In November last year, OPPO applied for the trademark "OPPO M1" in the European Union Intellectual Property Office, which is only a co-processor, that is, an auxiliary computing chip.
Before that, OPPO has developed a more mature chip for power management chip, which was used to support VOOC flash charging.
In last December's OPPO Inno Day, OPPO CEO Tony Chen said that the total investment in research and development in the next three years will reach RMB 50 billion ($7.7billion), of which the chip part will naturally burn a lot of money.
You've forgotten to mention the slave auctions in Xingiang!!
Please show me the pictures?
I think it started with this, the Israel phone hack.
That was Sunday, and then on Monday there is a big uproar over past allegations, not involving Israel, but China. The story from Sunday faded away.
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