Sir then Foxconn will use SMEE equipment in their investment venture with India....lol I can't wait what @niubedaren or @crang will say...lol
Don't expect India to use China goods
I know we can't politicize this thread, BUT I'll say that 2018 when Huawei was restrict from using TSMC is China Pearl Harbor moment, this year is the start of China offensive after surviving and withstanding their initial blow, like Stalingrad in the European theater and Midway in the Pacific it will take 3 years to claim total victory and we may celebrate our owned VIC (Victory in Chip) Day...lol
in fact, Huawei wants to do China's IDM has been rumored in 2017... that's why the US doesn't want China to buy EUV around 2018.. they only prolong Intel "stealing" TSMC's technology. .. i'm surprised TSMC's 2nm uses U.S. technology... and Intel also launched 2nm at the same time as TSMC... preparing popcorn and watch drama
Sir regarding 2nm I thought the US will have a JV with Japan, so the American will be doing a dual approach strategy, harvesting both and having Japan paid for the venture...lol
So if tsmc want to survive, joining china is their only option left.
Exports controls is not going to work. It simply means shrinking markets for American companies and goods and growing markets for Chinese companies and goods. The irony is if they had just stick with the freemarket it would have taken China alot longer to develop these key technologies.Does not seem like anything more than double talk, then some commentary on that double talk.
That passes off as news nowadays in American media.
Bro as @olalavn had posted they use American Technology, What TSMC can do is cross pollinate like what their former star employee Liang Mong Song had done to achieve SMIC N+2 7nm. That learning curve is now translating to SMIC owned 5nm and 3nm tech using ASML advance (China specific) DUVL and the future Chinese EUVL as they used SSRF as a research tool.
They have UOS and Kylin.