antiterror13
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since when Intel is able to produce 7nm ?
Chinese semiconductor industry
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since when Intel is able to produce 7nm ?
Their 10 nm performance is comparable to 7 nm from other manufacturers I believe.
antiterror13
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welll, thats not 7nm
Intel has been struggling even to get to 10nm, even without any sanctions
... I don't believe they have achieved 7nm yet
How come another paper said that SMEE lithography has 40% market share in packaging lithography?
One of them is lying. But the source that said 40% SMEE market share in packaging lithography is a consulting company paid to be right.
7 nm is not a hard standard. There are no features on the chip that are exactly 7 nm across. It is an equivalent planar transistor density.welll, thats not 7nm
Intel has been struggling even to get to 10nm, even without any sanctions
I think they are talking about the FrontEnd IC lithography market, an area were ASML has a monopoly in China and SMEE is a bit late in the area, hopefully with the new Arf immersion litho machines and the pressure of US sanctions they can start the virtuous cycle of development in the FrontEnd area of integrated circuit production.
Biotech firms are aiding Chinese military?
Hilarious.
Call a spade a spade - it's just attempts to destroy Chinese technological rise under the pretext of 'countering China's military'.
Waiting for further "motions" from US.
The woman who is giving away that island semiconductor industry to the U.S. Again, who is going to buy that island made chips if the DPP and TSMC is prostituting their cutting edge technology to the U.S., Japan, Europe? ahhh the same Chinese that they despise so much.
If the Taiwanese people have a sense of pride as they say the have, they should be protesting in the streets on how the DPP Taiwanese government is giving away what it took that island decades to archive.
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