The other issue is the creation of a surveillance state.
It makes blending into the civilian population impossible.
Anyway, back on topic
Chinese semiconductor industry
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The other issue is the creation of a surveillance state.
It makes blending into the civilian population impossible.
Anyway, back on topic
At current growth rates they'll blow past that target easily. But we will see.
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But, does it really need to achieve 70%?
How many % is for the US, Japan, EU and UK? ... I guess less than 30%
After the crazy Trump adm, now every big countries want to have self sufficient in chip tech and production, imagine how inefficient that would be .... will be very expensive and will end up massive bankruptcy or bleeding to the governments to keep them going and running
Current semiconductor growth rates are unsustainable. It's due to a relatively low base effect.
China still needs 2+ years for the technology to mature, before they can really undertake a large scale fab construction programme.
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Well, Chinese factories go through 60%-70% of global semiconductor demand.
Once the technology is ready, theoretically a massive Chinese semiconductor buildout would result in the lowest cost semiconductors in the world.
This would be due to the sheer scale of the semiconductor equipment production, fab buildouts, combined with China's lower cost structure.
So it would be the fabs outside of China that would suffer, whilst domestic Chinese fabs could run at full capacity
I guess the rumors here from wtan will most likely come to fruitation. Top management buisness consultant is also coming to that conclusion:
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Total Telecom has conducted an interview with Caroline Gabriel, research director at Analysys Mason, discussing the ongoing semiconductor innovation and how China’s technical acceleration is affecting the market.
According to Caroline, the Chinese semiconductor market is a lot closer to achieving self-sufficiency than we would have predicted a couple of years ago. She explained that China’s dedication to achieving that self-sufficiency has been very strong and the levels of innovation have been impressive. China will likely reach self-sufficiency for 28nm chips this year and 14nm processors next year."
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Total Telecom has conducted an interview with Caroline Gabriel, research director at Analysys Mason, discussing the ongoing semiconductor innovation and how China’s technical acceleration is affecting the market.
According to Caroline, the Chinese semiconductor market is a lot closer to achieving self-sufficiency than we would have predicted a couple of years ago. She explained that China’s dedication to achieving that self-sufficiency has been very strong and the levels of innovation have been impressive. China will likely reach self-sufficiency for 28nm chips this year and 14nm processors next year."
About time.
When this really kicked off in 2019, we knew that China was going to become self-sufficient in semiconductor technology no matter what.
After all, once the initial R&D costs have been paid for, it's going to be wildly profitable due to the sales volumes inside China.
US is killing their goose that lays golden eggs. This will just speed their downward tailspin. China is the largest market. If the EU becomes self sufficient as well, who is the US (and Taiwan, by the way) going to sell to.
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