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It is said that these lithography machines are for chip packaging process, not the types that we are eagerly waiting for.

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Packaging is important, but also larger nodes can be used for older nodes for microprocessor, automotive, etc. applications. You can do quite a bit with even 180 nm for anything that doesn't require cutting edge graphics or lots of number crunching, such as embedded electronics.
 
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@tokenanalyst thanks very much bro, BUT my question is it possible? It sound to good to be true and why only China is pursuing this tech?
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A lot of countries are pursuing micro and nano photonics no just China, but this is an area of specially interest of huawei because they are a communication company and light is pretty good delivering signals with minimal losses. Huawei fiber optic modems are really good.

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The fall of the West accelerates

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Taiwanese companies are leading China’s state-sponsored drive to build domestic semiconductor manufacturing. In November,
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, chairman of the integrated circuit (IC) division of China’s Semiconductor Industry Association told a conference: “A noteworthy phenomenon is that the proportion of domestic-funded enterprises’ revenue has dropped significantly from 2016 to 2020, from 44.0% to 27.7%, while the proportion of foreign-funded enterprises has risen from 49.1% to 61.3%,” led by Taiwanese chip fabricators.

Taiwan’s chip producers want to maintain their leadership in China’s domestic chip fabrication and will build their own chip-making equipment to prevent US sanctions.

Tokyo Electron, Japan’s largest equipment maker, increased its China sales from 50 billion yen ($441 million) in 2015 to 400 billion yen this year.

The US share of world semiconductor manufacturing has shrunk from an absolute monopoly in the 1960s to just 12% today, and only in mature nodes.
 
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The fall of the West accelerates

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Taiwanese companies are leading China’s state-sponsored drive to build domestic semiconductor manufacturing. In November,
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, chairman of the integrated circuit (IC) division of China’s Semiconductor Industry Association told a conference: “A noteworthy phenomenon is that the proportion of domestic-funded enterprises’ revenue has dropped significantly from 2016 to 2020, from 44.0% to 27.7%, while the proportion of foreign-funded enterprises has risen from 49.1% to 61.3%,” led by Taiwanese chip fabricators.

Taiwan’s chip producers want to maintain their leadership in China’s domestic chip fabrication and will build their own chip-making equipment to prevent US sanctions.

Tokyo Electron, Japan’s largest equipment maker, increased its China sales from 50 billion yen ($441 million) in 2015 to 400 billion yen this year.

The US share of world semiconductor manufacturing has shrunk from an absolute monopoly in the 1960s to just 12% today, and only in mature nodes.
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Taiwan is even behind mainland in semiconductor equipment.
 
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The fall of the West accelerates

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Taiwanese companies are leading China’s state-sponsored drive to build domestic semiconductor manufacturing. In November,
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, chairman of the integrated circuit (IC) division of China’s Semiconductor Industry Association told a conference: “A noteworthy phenomenon is that the proportion of domestic-funded enterprises’ revenue has dropped significantly from 2016 to 2020, from 44.0% to 27.7%, while the proportion of foreign-funded enterprises has risen from 49.1% to 61.3%,” led by Taiwanese chip fabricators.

Taiwan’s chip producers want to maintain their leadership in China’s domestic chip fabrication and will build their own chip-making equipment to prevent US sanctions.

Tokyo Electron, Japan’s largest equipment maker, increased its China sales from 50 billion yen ($441 million) in 2015 to 400 billion yen this year.

The US share of world semiconductor manufacturing has shrunk from an absolute monopoly in the 1960s to just 12% today, and only in mature nodes.
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I don't think that (Taiwan) has the technologies, resources and the most importantly MARKET, it is just simply a dream
 
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