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Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Baidu have taken stakes in local chipmaker Phytium Technology, according to information from data provider Tianyancha.

The information shows that Phytium closed a strategic financing round on Oct. 8, with investors including Alibaba and Baidu's investment and M&A division. The amount of that financing was not disclosed.
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Founded in 2014, Phytium is a leading Chinese core chip provider dedicated to the design and development of high-performance, low-power general-purpose computing microprocessors.

The company aims to provide localized total solutions for information systems to support national information security and critical industrial safety.

By the end of 2020, the number of its ecological partners had exceeded 1,600, including 246 integrator partners, 516 hardware partners and 851 software partners.

Alibaba, Baidu take stakes in local chipmaker Phytium-CnTechPost
 

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Chinese tech giants Alibaba and Baidu have taken stakes in local chipmaker Phytium Technology, according to information from data provider Tianyancha.

The information shows that Phytium closed a strategic financing round on Oct. 8, with investors including Alibaba and Baidu's investment and M&A division. The amount of that financing was not disclosed.
Alibaba, Baidu take stakes in local chipmaker Phytium-CnTechPost

Founded in 2014, Phytium is a leading Chinese core chip provider dedicated to the design and development of high-performance, low-power general-purpose computing microprocessors.

The company aims to provide localized total solutions for information systems to support national information security and critical industrial safety.

By the end of 2020, the number of its ecological partners had exceeded 1,600, including 246 integrator partners, 516 hardware partners and 851 software partners.

Alibaba, Baidu take stakes in local chipmaker Phytium-CnTechPost
@Strangelove bro The new CPU is fabbed with a 14nm node, whereas its predecessor was made using TSMC's 16nm fabrication process, so perfect timing next year a fully domestic 14nm line will be mass producing chip.;)
 

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You can hear them gloating and celebrating but I wish this article was written in 2030 .Only then should we say that the US campaign was successful .I'm pretty sure the guys who came up with these sanctions are ordering another round of fine whiskey for this momentous achievement .

How shocked they will be 5 years from now .

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At first they will laugh, but in the end they will panic.
This is forcing Chinese companies to de-Americanize their technology and semiconductor supply chains, something the Chinese government has been working on for decades. The White House is sacrificing the economic well-being of its companies for political gain. It is very probable that in just 10 years if things dont change the only exports from the United States to China will only be agricultural products and raw materials. all because of overzealous American hawkish politicians and their export controls.

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New China-Korea semiconductor industrial complex starts construction amid Beijing’s push for tech self-reliance The municipal government of Wuxi and memory chip giant SK Hynix have teamed up to develop the China-Korea Integrated Circuit Industrial Park The city is expected to become home to 19 new semiconductor-related projects with a combined investment of US$4.7 billion

The municipal government of Wuxi, a city in eastern Jiangsu province, has partnered with South Korean memory chip giant SK Hynix to develop the China-Korea Integrated Circuit Industrial Park amid Beijing’s push to develop an advanced and self-sufficient semiconductor supply chain in the country. Construction has started on the new industrial park with a total investment of 2 billion yuan (US$310 million), according to the Wuxi government’s announcement on Thursday.
There were no details about the facilities to be built on site and the completion date for this infrastructure. Following that announcement, the city is expected to become home to 19 new semiconductor -related projects with a combined investment of 30.3 billion yuan, according to a report posted on the Wuxi government’s official WeChat account.

Among those projects, Wuxi Lead Intelligent Equipment Co – a company principally engaged in the research and development, design, production and sales of automation gear – has invested 10 billion yuan to build an advanced manufacturing research institute focused on integrated circuits (ICs) and new energy equipment.
 

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@horse Thank you bro for stating the obvious, after reading the first paragraph I don't bother to read the rest even without the letter head of WSJ you know instantly that they wrote it cause they all had a certain style just like Reuters, AP and even SCMP.

Right now I always looking forward on @foofy @WTAN @krautmeister @tokenanalyst @FairAndUnbiased @tinrobert ,yours and others for info, cause I know you had fact checked it and from the original source. :)

Thanks brother. It is just the news.

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scandasia.com/experts-huawei-equipment-used-for-expansion-in-bergen-is-a-cause-for-concern/

That Hungry would use Huawei to do 5G, that is a fact.

That Norway did not ban Huawei 5G gear and will use it, that is a fact.

Let's face it, people who are making these decisions on which telecom gear to use, the last people they will listen to is the Liberal media and the CIA.

These telecom executives have to listen to the government in their respective jurisdictions, and that does not mean the foreign government listens to the Liberal media or the CIA.

This US government war against Huawei, will be going into its 4th year in a couple months. By now, people already made their decisions, it does not take 4 years to make up their minds.

Since the United States government still insists people ban people, and boasts how many people already banned Huawei, while offering very short lists as proof, (after 3 years of repeating this), people like us reading the news can arrive at our own conclusions.

We have children. We tell them stop play computer game or time to go to sleep. If we shout that 10x times that means they never listen.

The United States government will be in year 4 of this, "We are banning Huawei, and our allies have banned Huawei." If they already banned it, why keep repeating yourself ad nauseum.

Only the truly (willingly) misinformed will not know how badly the United States is losing this 5G race to China and Huawei.

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What is remarkable about this article, is that what Rubio is talking about, the next phases in the technology development and deployment into industry, China is already doing this, while in America they got the politicians talking about it like Little Marco.

This ain't war, this is a butt kicking.

That is why China sells America goods, and the Fed prints money to pay for it. This will not last.

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At first they will laugh, but in the end they will panic.
This is forcing Chinese companies to de-Americanize their technology and semiconductor supply chains, something the Chinese government has been working on for decades. The White House is sacrificing the economic well-being of its companies for political gain. It is very probable that in just 10 years if things dont change the only exports from the United States to China will only be agricultural products and raw materials. all because of overzealous American hawkish politicians and their export controls.

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Denial, fear, bargaining… are we close to acceptance yet?

i still think the ppl and nations which tried to destroy Huawei should be punished.
 
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