Chinese semiconductor industry

I don’t know about it abroad, but there have always been a series of ssd tests such as Zhiti in China.
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Does anyone tell me what happen with smic ? Pls

SMIC is building four huge 28nm fabs. They cancelled their expansion of capacity at more advanced nodes because of the sanctions.

gelgoog said:

SMIC is building four huge 28nm fabs. They cancelled their expansion of capacity at more advanced nodes because of the sanctions.

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SMIC did not cancel their advanced node expansion. It’s more accurate to say its progress and timeline is delayed due to the sanctions.

SMSC SN1 so far has. It been able to reach max output due to the sanction.

SN2 expansion was originally planned to start in 2024, and this is still on the board. The SN2 ramp up timing and duration will definitely be slower than original plan but it’s definitely not cancelled.

tphuang said:

If I'm BASF or Merck, I would sue Bloomberg for publishing that, because it's just going to damage my reputation with Chinese costumers.

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If I'm BASF or Merck, I would prepare for a future without any Chinese customers. Every single time Bloomberg has published something to the effect of the U.S. [or ally] is considering/in talks about X anti China sanction, it ends up happening months later. By the time it makes it into the press there's a plan and intention in place. The German chemical industry has been world leading since the second industrial revolution of 1870-1914. The only question is, can China find domestic substitutes for what they are offering?

gadgetcool5 said:

The German chemical industry has been world leading since the second industrial revolution of 1870-1914.

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Can you display any evidence for that claim? Which chemical fields? It's a pretty broad statement.

MortyandRick said:

Can you display any evidence for that claim? Which chemical fields? It's a pretty broad statement.

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Many chemicals and materials we use today were invented by Germany. Aspirin，nitrogen fertilizer，synthetic rubber，polyurethane etc.

Here is some story related to German chemical industry back in that period

The century of humiliation has not ended yet. The fact that Japan can sanction China but not vise versal is a humility. China should not treat Japan as a partner anymore.

The Institute of Physics and Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has made progress in femtosecond laser maskless lithography topology and the mechanism of cell sphere infiltration;

the Xi'an Institute of Optics and Mechanics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has made progress in the measurement of ultrashort laser pulse light field