China poised to break 5nm barrier — Huawei lists 5nm processor presumably built with SMIC tech, defying U.S. sanctions | Huawei and SMIC quietly rolled out a new Kirin 9000C processor.::Chinese foundry SMIC may have broken the 5nm process barrier, as evidenced by a new Huawei laptop listed with an advanced chip with 5nm manufacturing tech — a feat previously thought impossible due to U.S sanctions.
US “poised” to create the death star. Is it going to happen anytime soon?
No. But it could be “poised” to happen.
Lazy ass reporting.
Get ready for a CPU that costs 1/10 of an AMD CPU!
With proportionate quality control.
Yes, Just like those awful iphones they also make.
Have you seen knockoff iPhones that sell for 1/10 the cost of an iPhone? They’re not backed by a $2.7T corporation.
No, but I have seen absolutely impressive Huawei and Xiaomi Android phones.
Xiaomi is publicly traded, and Huawei was indirectly funded by the Chinese government with $75B in tax breaks. Good quality control in leading technology is very expensive. The losses from a manufacturing defect can be difficult to absorb, often leaving standards parallel to financing.
Real or not, it’ll be fun seeing responses to this on reddit. Lol
E: https://safereddit.com/r/technology/comments/18dlwsv/china_poised_to_break_5nm_barrier_huawei_lists/
I think i understand some of the words on that article, but here’s my question, why does the US think that another country cannot recreate these products? Or is it that they don’t want to accept the fact that it can be done without their knowledge/expertise/input? Again, this is coming from someone who doesn’t know anything about the chip making process but is interested in the idea that other countries do have the resources, intelligence, and most of all the money to create such chips? Is the chip making process such a difficult thing that the US expects no other country to do it? (serious question)
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