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Xizor

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Likely to put into electronic devices for export ( uptick due to lockdowns, Zoom calls, home office etc).
China should figure out how to trigger Yellow Stone. That'll ensure security for decades to come.
No technology exists that would enable humans to destroy the "plug" of a volcano or Earthquake zone. Stuff of science fiction for now. Nuclear weapons can't do much against the ground.
 
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US inveils latest plan regarding to TSMC.

It won't be just 1 Fab at Arizona but a total of 6!
The size of the all fabs will double of TSMC site size in Taiwan

All engineers from TSMC will double the salaries and in 3 years they are eligible to have US green cards and once they accepted they will have to renounce their Taiwanese pensions and benefits.

Robbing of TSMC from Taiwan!

China needs to ban TSMC at mainland as if turning to become a US company in near future.
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6 EUV fabs at US, that's pretty wasteful and overkilled

If China can deny them the market,
they will not able to sustain long term.

economy and technology cannot be separated.
The report is unverified at this point. At this point the plan is only 1 fab producing 20,000 wafers per month
 
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Any updates you've heard on Huawei's fab plans or SMEE"s 28 nm DUV lithograph?
 

ansy1968

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The reason why this thread is super interesting to me:

1) China can survive the US-EU Arms Embargo of 1989 and eventually achieve indigenization of key components such as radars, AESA, stealth jets, engine tech, submarines, Beidou GPS, etc...
2) The world-wide "Automotive Semiconductor Shortages" exposes the limits of US sanctions without hurting itself, therefore full de-coupling with Chinese semiconductors is highly unrealistic without significant self-harm to US corporations.
3) Moore's law is slowly drastically as physical limits near 1nm, so catching-up is easier for China.
4) The CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES is getting involved in EUV, which is basically China's best and brightest minds, combined with State (China gov't) and Private (Huawei, Xiaomi, etc...) resources. It's like going to WAR. Fking interesting.
5) This is the type of basic physical science research that CHINESE physicists excel at.
6) US is hobbled by domestic political partisanship and bickering, so effective strategy against China is pretty haphazard and inefficient.

The probably is favorable to China achieving meaningful progress in semiconductor independence in the medium term, it's like a LONG-MARCH/MANHATTAN PROJECT all rolled into one. :)

ALL these reasons, makes this thread super super interesting, I read the past 200 pages, but the last few pages went to absolute shit. Thank goodness for mod intervention, keep the anti-US rhetoric in the Biden thread. This should be purely progress oriented. We can shit on US in the Biden thread, but keep that in a minimum here.
@Phead128 good summary, may I add more

7) they're not panicking, you only heard the word "regret" from the Chinese side instead of the usual incendiary words form the west and its media.

8) they had a " PLAN " and a "TIMETABLE" , if included in a five year plan it usually produce the desired result.

9) they had finally woken up , adhering to international trade rule is good if being practice by all side.

and like you bro we share the same interest as I see the Chinese, step by step able to overcome difficulties thrown on her with determination and hard work, And its very exciting especially in proving the critics wrong.
 
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Oldschool

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The reason why this thread is super interesting to me:

1) China can survive the US-EU Arms Embargo of 1989 and eventually achieve indigenization of key components such as radars, AESA, stealth jets, engine tech, submarines, Beidou GPS, etc...
2) The world-wide "Automotive Semiconductor Shortages" exposes the limits of US sanctions without hurting itself, therefore full de-coupling with Chinese semiconductors is highly unrealistic without significant self-harm to US corporations.
3) Moore's law is slowly drastically as physical limits near 1nm, so catching-up is easier for China.
4) The CHINESE ACADEMY OF SCIENCES is getting involved in EUV, which is basically China's best and brightest minds, combined with State (China gov't) and Private (Huawei, Xiaomi, etc...) resources. It's like going to WAR. Fking interesting.
5) This is the type of basic physical science research that CHINESE physicists excel at.
6) US is hobbled by domestic political partisanship and bickering, so effective strategy against China is pretty haphazard and inefficient.

The probably is favorable to China achieving meaningful progress in semiconductor independence in the medium term, it's like a LONG-MARCH/MANHATTAN PROJECT all rolled into one. :)

ALL these reasons, makes this thread super super interesting, I read the past 200 pages, but the last few pages went to absolute shit. Thank goodness for mod intervention, keep the anti-US rhetoric in the Biden thread. This should be purely progress oriented. We can shit on US in the Biden thread, but keep that in a minimum here.
I guess one more thing. China is the Only non western camp country to have self sufficiency at semiconductor.
Jet engine and aerospace , Russia and Ukraine have that.
 

Oldschool

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Any updates you've heard on Huawei's fab plans or SMEE"s 28 nm DUV lithograph?
Should at least give it sometimes to work out the bugs.
Supposedly the first two set would go to SMIC Beijing JV fab middle of this year.
If there are bugs, at least give it 1 year to fix it.
But you know smee 90nm was really not working too good, it got discarded.
They need to have a backup plan in case this smee duv doesn't fly at all.

The backup plan would be EUV doing the 28nm. First prototype euv is targeted for 22nm to 32nm. So, the 28nm would fall under this range

Euv system requirement is more strict at 7nm and 5nm than 28nm in terms of higher power and higher NA.

So, if China can speed up the commercialized EUV at 22nm to 32 nm just have something workable in case smee 28nm duv doesn't fly.

After that they could upgrade the EUV for 14nm, 7nm..etc

An commercialized 22nm to 32nm euv product would be available in 2 years versus a 7nm euv in 5 or more years.

For now the correct strategy is buy as many western duv equipments as possible. That would buffer 2 to 3 years.

Euv lithography would be done changchun optics and it's commercial entity there.

Better to have different companies in case one fails

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bettydice

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No technology exists that would enable humans to destroy the "plug" of a volcano or Earthquake zone. Stuff of science fiction for now. Nuclear weapons can't do much against the ground.
It may not necessarily have to do with destroying the plug. One example being that some suspect that hydraulic fracturing (fracking) induces earthquakes, it looks controversial though. There could be some other means as well.
 
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