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[Sardaukar20]

Good News Huawei won and will be releasing it's 5nm chip.

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LOL. Last year Huawei had defied all Western expectations to reach 7nm. This year, it is entering 5nm. When I was wondering how fast the Chinese could reach 5nm to 3nm, I knew they could do it faster than any Western predictions. But I didn't know that they could do it this fast.

SADLY it was done under Brutal Conditioned.

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17 hours ago — Huawei has a new 5nm Kirin SoC that will be released in 2024; The company filed a patent for low-tech lithography method; Huawei is investing $ ...

LOL. China doesn't need to be subtle and easy to enter the 5nm tier. As long as they get they there, it's what truly matters. Any difficulties in production will eventually be ironed out, as the Chinese had always done.

SMIC achieving 5mm chips production should scare the living crap out of the all those companies that had joined the US's restrictions on China. That means China, the largest market for chips is no longer buying advanced chips from them. That also means that China's electronics industry can move on and continue the race with the US. Now, more secure of their supply chains then ever before. The Chinese shall also be proud of themselves, being able to produce competitive chips on their own. All this is thanks to the American sanctions.

 

[jwnz]

LOL. Last year Huawei had defied all Western expectations to reach 7nm. This year, it is entering 5nm. When I was wondering how fast the Chinese could reach 5nm to 3nm, I knew they could do it faster than any Western predictions. But I didn't know that they could do it this fast.


LOL. China doesn't need to be subtle and easy to enter the 5nm tier. As long as they get they there, it's what truly matters. Any difficulties in production will eventually be ironed out, as the Chinese had always done.

SMIC achieving 5mm chips production should scare the living crap out of the all those companies that had joined the US's restrictions on China. That means China, the largest market for chips is no longer buying advanced chips from them. That also means that China's electronics industry can move on and continue the race with the US. Now, more secure of their supply chains then ever before. The Chinese shall also be proud of themselves, being able to produce competitive chips on their own. All this is thanks to the American sanctions.

Still it's through multi patterning using DUVL, likely ASML machines, so a good stopgap, but we need domestic advanced DUVL & EUVL asap.

 

[ansy1968]

Still it's through multi patterning using DUVL, likely ASML machines, so a good stopgap, but we need domestic advanced DUVL & EUVL asap.

Using old tools to create a masterpieces is an art in itself. I miss @superdog, early on in the previous Semiconductor thread, he had post a quote that really define the Chinese effort. "No matter what tools, a master can create miracle" and SMIC had shown us the way.

 

[ansy1968]

LOL. Last year Huawei had defied all Western expectations to reach 7nm. This year, it is entering 5nm. When I was wondering how fast the Chinese could reach 5nm to 3nm, I knew they could do it faster than any Western predictions. But I didn't know that they could do it this fast.

2026 ahead of Arizona TSMC FAB ( 2027-2028) which will be producing a generation behind 5nm.

LOL. China doesn't need to be subtle and easy to enter the 5nm tier. As long as they get they there, it's what truly matters. Any difficulties in production will eventually be ironed out, as the Chinese had always done.

Remember early last year when we're still speculating. what a year it was as if we were foreshadowing without knowing it....lol

SMIC achieving 5mm chips production should scare the living crap out of the all those companies that had joined the US's restrictions on China. That means China, the largest market for chips is no longer buying advanced chips from them. That also means that China's electronics industry can move on and continue the race with the US. Now, more secure of their supply chains then ever before. The Chinese shall also be proud of themselves, being able to produce competitive chips on their own. All this is thanks to the American sanctions.

Especially TSMC, they had created a mighty competitor out of SMIC. I may say that by 2030 we may see SMIC take the crown as Chinese number one Chip Fabricator.

 

[Peas]

What's the meme about Yultong? Is this the battle of Yultong those damn Pinoys keep bragging about and has been using it against them UNGRATEFUL SOUTH KOREANS saying along the lines that if it wasn't for the Pinoy power South Korea would have been swallowed up by the Kim family. Lol

Right, you can see those boys keep boasting battle of Yultong everywhere in TikTok. Although it is just a simple battle in Korean War.

 

[Sardaukar20]

A teen in Russia arrested for "Train Surfing" on a high speed train from Moscow to St. Petersburg.

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A teenage boy was detained over the weekend after train-surfing some 650 kilometers on the exterior of a high-speed train in Russia, police said on Tuesday.

The 17-year-old arrived in the city of St. Petersburg from Moscow on a service that travels for four hours at speeds of up to 250 kilometers per hour (155 mph).

In case you don't know. This is what train surfing is:

Hmm. I wonder where these Russian youths get their inspiration from.

The young man has since been handed over to his parents, who have been charged with breaking parental-responsibility laws. The incident will be investigated, officials said, adding that the “extremely dangerous” method of transport can result in serious accidents.

Train surfing is illegal in Russia, as it should be in any decent country. Parents can be charged if their child endangers himself or others.


But these train surfers are no match for the pros in India, the train surfing capital of the world. Where train surfing appears to be perfectly legal, or just illegal in name. Parents don't get punished for their children's' stunts. Its perfectly acceptable there, even celebrated.

I just think that if and when India really does get its first true HSR, they are gonna break the speed record for train surfing. Jai Hind!

 

[Chevalier]

LOL. Last year Huawei had defied all Western expectations to reach 7nm. This year, it is entering 5nm. When I was wondering how fast the Chinese could reach 5nm to 3nm, I knew they could do it faster than any Western predictions. But I didn't know that they could do it this fast.


LOL. China doesn't need to be subtle and easy to enter the 5nm tier. As long as they get they there, it's what truly matters. Any difficulties in production will eventually be ironed out, as the Chinese had always done.

SMIC achieving 5mm chips production should scare the living crap out of the all those companies that had joined the US's restrictions on China. That means China, the largest market for chips is no longer buying advanced chips from them. That also means that China's electronics industry can move on and continue the race with the US. Now, more secure of their supply chains then ever before. The Chinese shall also be proud of themselves, being able to produce competitive chips on their own. All this is thanks to the American sanctions.

I actually find Huawei and Ren ZhengFei absolutely inspiring, especially as i labour through research assignments in higher education. Huawei is aptly named.

Friendlyjordies, an Australian media journalist rightfully points out the hypocrisy of the persecution of the australian army lawyer and whistleblower David McBride who exposed the war crimes and atrocities of Australian specops in Afgahnistan. Apparently, the Americans were using eager beaver Australian specops/SAS as death squads and their bagmen so they could keep their hands clean. You must remember that this practice of using australian soldiers as death squads for anglo hegemons is how australia's leaders secure their positions in the anglosphere, dating back to WW1 where ANZACs were lauded as 'excellent shock troops'. Real daddy issues there, constantly seeking the approval of their betters, but only if they're white and anglo.

McBride pointed out that the war crimes legislation was being selectively applied to whistleblower specops/SAS soldiers who openly spoke out against war crimes rather than the perpetrators who often found political cover. Case example this Aryan specimen who is using a prosthetic leg torn from a dead afghan taliban soldier:


That Aryan specimen so loved by Australian media and the political elite happens to be a former SAS solider, alleged war criminal and current Australian senator Ben Roberts-Smith who remains free and out in public, whilst McBride rots in a cell

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So whenever, any Australian politician or otherwise wants to wag their fingers at China and indulge in a narcissistic exercise of moral grandstanding, let us remember their complicity in war crimes:

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Oh and one more thing; nothing makes an Anglo Atlanticist White Supremacist more angry than seeing white europeans going to China and asking it to be a peacemaker and Arbiter for their huwhite people problems. They're so used to seeing and using Asians and exploiting Asian bodies that to see pure, aryan blonde nations go to China for favour and arbitrage like vassals going to a High King to act as Arbiter, must really destroy their worldview. Now, China will act as Harald Bluetooth and arbitrate between rival factions to stop the bloodshed. Europeans should just be glad it's not in China's character to behave like the English King Edward I Longshanks Plantagenet who infamously used the Scottish crisis of succession to invade and dominate Scotland.

 

[ChongqingHotPot92]

Chinese liberals are stupid. We get it. No need to post on the subject every three days.

I would respectfully disagree but arguing that Chinese "liberals" are cunning and happen to he a powerful minority occupying well-paid positions in China's economy. They tend to be in the finance and real estate sectors, while some of them are intellectual teaching in party schools and political science/economic professors in universities (which used to be where lots of liberals use their Party memberships to hide their beliefs). It is true that they are in the minority in China, but the past 40 years of economic development gave them plenty of opportunities to occupy influential positions in trade, property, and academic positions to spread their influence. You can think of them as many Yeltsin gangs within China's political-economic structure. One last thing, they tend to send their families abroad, so just in case they get in trouble (due to corruption, political struggle, etc.), they can always move abroad. Therefore, they have little to fear when opposing the CCP. They are much more affluent and well-connected then Joe average PRC citizens. Many of them are party members, sons and daughters of high-ranking officials, and could have bought their business influence through nepotism/kleptocracy/corrupt connections. Their power inevitably grew out of China's market economic reform (thus, it is unwise to eliminate them or completely shut them up), but the CCP has so far prevent them from setting the dominant narrative and agenda.

To recap, these individuals aren't ideologically "liberal", "democratic", or "pluralistic" by heart. In fact, they are most social darwinian and outwardly abrasive folks you can find among mankind (it is every difficult to have a conversation with them since they always seek to lecture you about how legitimate they are and superior to other Chinese), but liberalism (especially if the CCP were to undergo a chaotic collapse) could at least legalize their ill-gotten wealth and corrupt dealings.

If one day China were to become a liberal democracy, I honestly do not see much hope in these folks becoming an honest opposition beneficial to the country's democratization. These folks are more than happy to collude with foreign capital to buy up China's national assets are below-market price and hollowing out the country (like Russia in 1990s), turning the country into another semi colony.

 

[Aniah]

A lot of people know about this already.

I don't keep track of Jolibee mainly because I've tried it before and consider it one of the blandest food chains I've ever tasted. It's so mediocre and tasteless that even my local KFC with all its downgrades tastes better. The only thing I do know about it is that Filipinos would not stop bragging about it which I can never understand.

 

[ChongqingHotPot92]

A teen in Russia arrested for "Train Surfing" on a high speed train from Moscow to St. Petersburg.

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In case you don't know. This is what train surfing is:
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Hmm. I wonder where these Russian youths get their inspiration from.


Train surfing is illegal in Russia, as it should be in any decent country. Parents can be charged if their child endangers himself or others.


But these train surfers are no match for the pros in India, the train surfing capital of the world. Where train surfing appears to be perfectly legal, or just illegal in name. Parents don't get punished for their children's' stunts. Its perfectly acceptable there, even celebrated.
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I just think that if and when India really does get its first true HSR, they are gonna break the speed record for train surfing. Jai Hind!

I did that on the Shanghai-Nanjing section of the Jinghu Railway more than 10 years ago and avoided getting caught...wahahahahahaha! I surfed from Shanghai to Nanjing on one of those old green-skinned trains. I climbed onto the train in a marshaling yard near the Shanghai Railway Station. The train then entered to station and sat there for 2 hours waiting for passengers. I sat on the rooftop the whole time (at that time, there weren't that many security cameras). I was careful to keep my head low not to be electrocuted. They train stopped in Suzhou and Changzhou, but somehow I still avoided getting noticed by the railway police. I made it to Nanjing West Station (the old Republican era Nanjing main station with limited passenger service). But again, that was 2011, when I was a reckless college freshman, while there weren't that many security cameras in non-high-speed railway stations. In fact, there were barely any HSR in China back then. However, since there was a new HSR opened between Shanghai and Nanjing (and Hangzhou), the green train I surfed was quite empty, as most passengers chose the newly built HSR. Nonetheless, I DO NOT recommend anyone doing this. It is dangerous and you are at HIGH RISK of suffering a painful death (either by electrocution or crushing/disembowelment).