It's hard for me to see how so many patents come out at the same time unless they are getting ready to assemble a prototype.
Does anyone disagree with me on this? I'd love to hear if there is any reason for this not to be the case
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Does anyone disagree with me on this? I'd love to hear if there is any reason for this not to be the case
as per @olalavn first prototype of EUV assembling can start at the end of this year or early 2024. this will be the first engineering porotype of EUV in China.
I need to tell you a story. As I wrote in some private messages earlier, I work in NXP. The company is preparing a family of 5 nm auto chips. TSMC is the choice ofc. As far as I heard, the calendar and prices for TSMC Arizona are bad. Like really bad. Don't expect anything single-digit nm non-subsidized from TSMC Arizona for a long time.
When you say calendar is bad, do you mean there is no availability even at the high prices? Are domestic American firms that desperately ordering from tsmc Arizona?
Mostly lack of production
As American media publish regularly even hiring is a huge problem.
What are they showing right now as monthly capacity? If you don't me asking?Mostly lack of production
Aren't they looking to build 40k there eventually? That would be a lot of capacity
That is for the late 2020s. Well after 2025. Not desirable for NXP, for certain.
you can check here Artificial Intelligence thread
I've posted quite a bit of stuff here. But yeah, AI development in China should be fine imo. Of course, China's AI development will look different than America's. Chinese AI development are more centered around industries & higher ed
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Not saying you're wrong, just that I would be cautious with timeline expectations since patents don't necessarily mean the technology being patented is actually ready, only that the design has been finalized.
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