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China’s Accelerated Investment in Chipmaking Machinery Aims to Mitigate Impact of Western Export Controls
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this post was submitted on 28 Aug 2024
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Also interesting to note "The focus on mature nodes also positions Chinese companies to dominate markets where advanced nodes are not necessary, such as in automotive and industrial applications." which is indeed very viable. Namely they focus on "old" processors used in "simpler" situations. The machinery from ASML to make such chips is actually purchasable (unlike the latest ones). China is already positioned on the lower end of the market.
Still, even though going from the production of older chips is a step to higher end one, it is not the same, especially when machinery to do so can't be purchased.