Not at the state-of-the-art level. Xilinx FPGAs have been produced on 7nm since 2019. SMIC's best commercialized process at the moment is 14nm, and that's at rather low volume compared to their overall portfolio.
This is the reason that so many weapons systems are actually COTS components (for the electronics) and the real innovation being the software and system integration. The other reason is that the commercial market is evolving far faster than a proprietary - military oriented design.
I think it’s very possible the Ukrainian might go to the meeting, say no, and make up some propaganda or exaggerate the proposals
This is indeed the case and why the US gov tries to go COTS where it can. The adoption of the Intel 960 on the F-22 ended up being a problem because the chip was obsolete, and out of production before the plane even got into service. I know there was some agreement between Intel and the DoD on this situation but don't recall the details. There was something similar with a radiation hardened version of one of Apples old PowerPC chips.
This has been going since the start. Social media and even the UK government keep fanning the flames talking about "Russian saboteurs", even though there's ZERO evidence of any operating in Kiev. It doesn't even make any sense.
There is no news about Russian ICs since 2015.
I don't. Any agreement can only be bad for Ukraine.
State of practice is really what matters!
