>>213736001Oh no, I'm sure that this will stop the massive global superpower of 1.4 billion people. This is what always surprised me, America has been pilling sanction after sanction on China's semiconductor for like 10 years straight, every single round they go "Surely they're done for this time, they're gonna to be stuck at 40nm forever" and yeah sometimes this slows China down, but China always figures out a workaround and comes back even stronger, since now they have a domestic replacement, and this is always followed up by cope "Do you really believe CCP lies and reports?", before hard facts start to pile up up, like how their 7nm was confirmed by physically tearing apart various Huawei products under a microscope before Americans truly believed it.
In this case, one has to question how Huawei is scaling up productions of millions of GPUs if their yields are just at 20% and they're eating a loss at every GPU made. Yeah no shit that superpower that can throw billions of dollars at projects can improve their yield rates.
>>213736329You joke, but it's really an issue of how fast that they get EUV. Ship them an ASML EUV and they could get to 2nm in under a year. And once they do EUV, not only do they get 2nm chips, but they will also have an domestic supply chain that covers almost every part of the semiconductor supply chain. See
>>213736256, the current semiconductor supply is insanely fragmented between literally thousands of companies across a dozen countries. Due to sanctions, China has near complete domestic semiconductor supply chain, the only part missing is EUV.