China still has the over half of 5G base stations in the world, and 5G speed way faster than that of the US.
Chinese semiconductor industry
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I may or may not have worked with this or a similar company before. They could have decent products for vacuum and gas handling. You'd be surprised how expensive some of these specialized vacuum valves are.
So Korea, Japan and Taiwan are basically handing over their technology to the yankees?
South Korea sanctioned semiconductor sales to Russia even with all the military-industrial cooperation they got.
Supposedly Samsung had an exclusion clause to continue selling their smartphones but they seemingly collapsed to US pressure.
I mean, I understand it, the US can basically kill their semiconductor fabrication by cutting access to ASML machines.
Supposedly Samsung had an exclusion clause to continue selling their smartphones but they seemingly collapsed to US pressure.
I mean, I understand it, the US can basically kill their semiconductor fabrication by cutting access to ASML machines.
The only way to counter the US is to displace ASML with comparable machines.
@Tyler and a chance for SMEE SSA800 to shine, Bro I know it's low tech compare to ASML EUVL BUT IF they know how to strategized, why not produced in China like Samsung had done in Xian for those sanction countries and for those high end nodes for Western market from Korea. Win Win
It's not as easy as many us politicians think it is most of those countries won't accept U.S. type export controls except those in the Wassenaar deal, Japan is trying to revive its semiconductor industry after being decimated by the American companies and ASML. in the early 2000s, South Korea is trying to localize some of their semiconductor manufacturing equipment and with Taiwan heavily dependent on China, it's a very important market for all of them only to be thrown away by geopolitical points and more so now that It seems China is getting increasingly good at making its own equipment, software, and parts.
Even corporate America disagrees with D.C. Last year Lam Research built a manufacturing facility for WFE in Malaysia which I believe is geared towards serving the Chinese market to avoid geopolitical landmines in the industry. Even Intel C.E.O said it's a really important market for them after being questioned by China Hawk Rick Scott of Florida.
Former Synopsys executive Qin Ming joins Chinese EDA startup Easy-Logic Technology as CMO
Chinese EDA startup Easy-Logic Technology(奇捷科技) hires Qin Ming(秦明), former deputy general manager of Synopsys China, as its Chief Marketing Officer(CMO). He is expected to optimize the market positioning, expand the market, and lead the team to achieve sales goals.
Chinese EDA startup Easy-Logic Technology(奇捷科技) hires Qin Ming(秦明), former deputy general manager of Synopsys China, as its Chief Marketing Officer(CMO). He is expected to optimize the market positioning, expand the market, and lead the team to achieve sales goals.
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What are they trying to prevent? China's dominance in the China market that made 60% of their business? They're preventing nothing. This alliance is about helping the US do what it can't do on its own. It won't be preventing China from doing anything except making US allied governments, being their only customers, from paying more for a product China will be producing and selling cheaper in the world.
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