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Dinglong Co., Ltd.: The third phase of Qianjiang polishing pad production line is in the trial production stage, and samples have been sent to mainstream customers for testing​


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Jiweiwang news (text/Bai Yuxuan) On November 23, Dinglong shares said in an institutional survey that the total annual production scale of the first and second phases of the company's Wuhan headquarters CMP polishing pads is 300,000 pieces. In addition, the company's Qianjiang The industrial park has added 200,000 pieces of new polishing pads and 300,000 pieces of core supporting raw materials for expansion construction. Up to now, the new polishing pad production line of the third phase of Qianjiang project has been completed and is in the trial production stage, and samples have been sent to mainstream customers for testing. At present, customers have reported that the test results are good. In terms of market development, taking into account factors such as domestic demand for localization and overseas market promotion, the company reserves future production capacity in advance to ensure safe and stable supply.

It is understood that the core raw materials of CMP polishing fluid are mainly abrasive particles. At present, domestic raw materials are mainly imported from Japan and the United States. In the past, there was no way to localize abrasive particles, because the technical difficulty in this area was still very high. Dinglong Co., Ltd. started from the development of the core raw material abrasive particles upstream of the polishing liquid. At present, it has realized the independent preparation of three types of abrasive particles: ultra-pure silica sol, water glass silica sol, and alumina. The development of cerium oxide abrasive particles is also advancing as planned. middle. In terms of production capacity construction, there is a CMP polishing liquid production line with an annual output of 5,000 tons in Wuhan headquarters, and the capacity construction of the CMP polishing liquid expansion project with an annual output of 20,000 tons in Xiantao Industrial Park and the supporting expansion project for abrasive particles are being stepped up. Strive to complete the construction in the summer of next year, laying the foundation for the continuous and stable expansion in the later period.

Regarding wafer carriers, Dinglong shares said that the shortage of wafer carriers stems from two aspects. One is the demand for production expansion. Compared with wafers, the price of a single product of wafer carrier is not high, but it has a great impact on the yield rate of wafer mass production. Once a carrier supplier enters the fab, it will be particularly sticky to customers and difficult to replace. The difficulty of the carrier lies in the high precision requirement, which requires high mold design and injection molding process. The second is the difficulty of the production cycle and verification cycle. The largest mold currently developed by Dinglong Weibo weighs 15 tons and requires extremely high precision. In the process of customer verification, it is necessary to communicate with customers repeatedly from T0, and speed is also critical. Changhong is good at technology,

is the hardest 12-inch wafer carrier.

In addition, according to Dinglong, the proportion of the company's semiconductor material revenue to the company's total operating revenue has increased from 13% at the end of 21 to 20% in the first three quarters of 2022. The company's CMP polishing pad business is stable and improving. In addition, the company's various CMP polishing fluids, cleaning fluid products, and soft display materials YPI and PSPI products have been sold in batches and on a large scale. The company's semiconductor materials have entered a stage of rapid advancement. In the next two to three years, the company's revenue from semiconductor materials is expected to exceed the current revenue from printing and copying consumables.

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great news @ansy1968 .... but I am even happy enough if Huawei introduce DUVL next year that comparable to 2000i, even 1980i
Sir I'm speculating, BUT again after connecting the dot with @WTAN , @olalavn post and CnTechPost article from 2020, Huawei are working hard and all seems to fit the timeframe. Sir PXW is one of many unknown project initiated or funded by Huawei, what more can be found inside the hidden Closet. That's the beauty of this thread, with esteem members giving hints and news, we were given huge amount of info to do research and come out with our own conclusion. Most of those are clear misses BUT if we came upon that hit the mark like SMIC N+3 5nm chips. ;) The joy and excitement is like having your first sexual experiences....lol
 

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Vivo unveils newest flagship with self-designed imaging chip​


By Ma Si | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2022-11-25 17:41

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Vivo unveiled its latest X90 smartphone series which features its self-designed V2 imaging chip. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

Chinese company Vivo unveiled its latest flagship X90 smartphone series which comes with its upgraded, self-designed V2 imaging chip, as part of its broader push to stand out amid intensified competition.

The move came after Vivo secured top position in the Chinese smartphone market in the third quarter of this year, despite the overall market decline.

Since 2021, Vivo has launched two self-developed chips, the V1 and V1+. The new V2 adopts an AI image signal processor architecture, bringing about overall improvements in the on-chip memory, AI computing and image processing units.

Huang Tao, vice-president of Vivo, said the company aims to push the limits of the smartphone industry.

Vivo will step up efforts to enhance mobile imaging capabilities via in-house research and development as well as joint innovation, the company added.

The latest data from market research company International Data Corp show Vivo was the top smartphone vendor in China in terms of shipments in the third quarter of this year with a market share of 20 percent. It was followed by Honor, Oppo, Apple and Xiaomi.
 

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Korea is in trouble, at least for 2023+ fwd:


"While Seoul may have a voice at the table, the likelihood of it influencing a Washington determined to suppress chip supplies to China – respectively, Korea’s biggest export and its biggest market – is questionable, generating massive risk looking ahead into 2023.

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One wonders what kind of retaliation China will impose on the so-called Chip-4 alliance.

When trump hit Huawei china enacted a new law that prohibits companies operating in china from blocking normal operations inside china.

It's been mentioned that CN might hit the semicon raw material supply chain?
 

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One wonders what kind of retaliation China will impose on the so-called Chip-4 alliance.

When trump hit Huawei china enacted a new law that prohibits companies operating in china from blocking normal operations inside china.

It's been mentioned that CN might hit the semicon raw material supply chain?
Bro my opinion, you retaliate you loss, you fall the trap set up by your opponent, to fight back is to strengthen yourself and exhaust your enemy. You see the crack cause America is unfit to fight and those vassal are unwilling to help, so winning by not fighting a Sun Tzu concept every Chinese knew, the power of Chi , we need to build the momentum to overcome any adversary, just like water. ;)

And one more thing, both the Chinese and American are in the same boat as both countries try to onshore as much capability and capacity as possible, on the mature nodes the Chinese had won overwhelming, on the high end it's a close tie, my thesis is based on 2024/2025 timeframe. As the date of Chinese EUVL eventual appearance and TSMC & Samsung American FAB will become operational.
 
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One wonders what kind of retaliation China will impose on the so-called Chip-4 alliance.

When trump hit Huawei china enacted a new law that prohibits companies operating in china from blocking normal operations inside china.

It's been mentioned that CN might hit the semicon raw material supply chain?
I don't think retaliation is necessary in this case. You don't interrupt an adversary when they are making a mistake, especially one as large as the US sanctions. Intel and other US tech giants are already facing severe layoffs and reductions in capex. Just letting them shoot themselves in the foot is enough.
 

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Sir I'm speculating, BUT again after connecting the dot with @WTAN , @olalavn post and CnTechPost article from 2020, Huawei are working hard and all seems to fit the timeframe. Sir PXW is one of many unknown project initiated or funded by Huawei, what more can be found inside the hidden Closet. That's the beauty of this thread, with esteem members giving hints and news, we were given huge amount of info to do research and come out with our own conclusion. Most of those are clear misses BUT if we came upon that hit the mark like SMIC N+3 5nm chips. ;) The joy and excitement is like having your first sexual experiences....lol
I predict Huawei lithography will be launched under the name SMEE, but that's just my speculation.
 
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I don't think retaliation is necessary in this case. You don't interrupt an adversary when they are making a mistake, especially one as large as the US sanctions. Intel and other US tech giants are already facing severe layoffs and reductions in capex. Just letting them shoot themselves in the foot is enough.
It's kinda like retaliation has begun right after they imposed.
 
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