Chinese semiconductor thread II

nativechicken

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So how much years every source saying 10-15 years but 2028 is 4 years away
The technological gap in EUV spans from 2015 to 2028. We must close this gap within just a few years.
We're currently in a phase roughly equivalent to TSMC's EUV lithography research in 2015—a precursor to TSMC's formal introduction of EUV lithography machines for 7nm chip production in 2017.
 
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ansy1968

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The technological gap in EUV spans from 2015 to 2028. We must close this gap within just a few years.
We're currently in a phase roughly equivalent to TSMC's EUV lithography research in 2015—a precursor to TSMC's formal introduction of EUV lithography machines for 7nm chip production in 2017.
To develop from the ground up a complete indigenous supply chain components and material for a EUVL is veryy veryyyy impressive, even the US and ASML can't able to do it themselves. NO other nation can unless your India with its Vedic knowledge and power. ;)
 
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nativechicken

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To develop from the ground up a complete indigenous supply chain components and material for a EUVL is veryy veryyyy impressive, even the US and ASML can't able to do it themselves. NO other nation can unless your India with its Vedic knowledge and power. ;)
Indeed, the U.S. embargo on China in EUV technology is far more comprehensive than externally perceived—confirmed by sources.

Consequently, China must re-engineer every single link across the entire technology chain through intensive R&D. This represents a massive coordinated effort involving tens of thousands of researchers.

Currently, progress appears unfolding as planned—no major setbacks reported.

China is executing full-spectrum R&D at unprecedented scale, leveraging its vast engineering and scientific workforce with cost-no-object determination. At every critical technical node, multiple parallel tracks advance simultaneously across divergent theoretical and technological pathways. The sheer magnitude of this endeavor—when contemplated—reveals its mind-blowing ambition.
 
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tphuang

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Indeed, the U.S. embargo on China in EUV technology is far more comprehensive than externally perceived—confirmed by sources.

Consequently, China must re-engineer every single link across the entire technology chain through intensive R&D. This represents a massive coordinated effort involving tens of thousands of researchers.

Currently, progress appears unfolding as planned—no major setbacks reported.

China is executing full-spectrum R&D at unprecedented scale, leveraging its vast engineering and scientific workforce with cost-no-object determination. At every critical technical node, multiple parallel tracks advance simultaneously across divergent theoretical and technological pathways. The sheer magnitude of this endeavor—when contemplated—reveals its mind-blowing ambition.

you are not stating anything that is not obvious so I would say that you should stop talking like that.

as for your stuff about tuning and process and such, that is kind of not relevant. As I said earlier, they absolutely do not need to wait until they are confirmed and yield is at a certain point before starting serial production using EUV. Since any EUV process for 5nm is pretty much better than a DUVi process. As such, saying EUV right now is where DUVi was at 2021 is entirely meaningless since their domestic machine doesn’t have to compete against ASML EUV.

I have in fact heard about anything from risk production later this year to serial production in 2028. Depending on what customer is willing to live with in terms of cost or yield/consistency, any number of years in between is reasonable.
 
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