But 3nm will depend on EUV Litography, only if China can produce and deliver EUV Litography by next year the target of closing the technological gap on 2023 is reachable.
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But 3nm will depend on EUV Litography, only if China can produce and deliver EUV Litography by next year the target of closing the technological gap on 2023 is reachable.
I've moved various posts to the American economics thread.
@SleepyStudent, you are on thin ice for a moderator warning in regards to being on topic. While others should also avoid engaging with you, it is your posts that have been the inciting derailments.
As for everyone else, back on topic please.
@SleepyStudent, you are on thin ice for a moderator warning in regards to being on topic. While others should also avoid engaging with you, it is your posts that have been the inciting derailments.
As for everyone else, back on topic please.
@antonius123 bro the delay is either technical or the prohibited cost and I'm more inclined to believe the latter. As most knowledgeable members here had implied.
The problem with GPUs is that it all translates to how good your software ecosystem is. The development that Nvidia and AMD have dedicated to their software ecosystems is almost as great as the architecture of the GPU itself. One option would be to make the drivers open source and let the community do the work for you, but that requires all ISA specifications of the GPU to be published.
U.S. approves licenses for Huawei to buy auto chips
Aug 25 (Reuters) - U.S. officials have approved license applications worth hundreds of millions of dollars for China's blacklisted telecom company Huawei to buy chips for its growing auto component business, two people familiar with the matter said.
But in recent weeks and months, people familiar with the application process told Reuters the U.S. has granted licenses authorizing suppliers to sell chips to Huawei for such vehicle components as video screens and sensors. The approvals come as Huawei pivots its business toward items that are less susceptible to U.S. trade bans.
Asked about the automotive licenses, a U.S. Department of Commerce spokesperson said the government continues to consistently apply licensing policies "to restrict Huawei's access to commodities, software, or technology for activities that could harm U.S. national security and foreign policy interests."
The Commerce Department is prohibited from disclosing license approvals or denials, the person added.
Probably chips with mature technology in which Huawei probably already has local alternatives.
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