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Huawei's Breakthrough 7nm Chips Projected at 50% Yield: Report
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2023
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I literally linked an article explaining that China uses an alternative approach with chiplets. Maybe go read it. Also, it's not like China can't develop DUV themselves, or just hire people who already developed it to build it for them. There is no magic here.
Tell me you don't understand modern chip manufacturing without saying you don't understand modern chip manufacturing.
I guess we'll find out who actually understands modern chip manufacturing when these phones come out won't we mr. modern chip manufacturing understander.
I've already given my prediction. They'll be marketed as 7nm and have the power/performance profiles of 11nm+