News Huawei Hides Displayed Chips to Protect Suppliers at MWC

[Admin]

Huawei hides chip suppliers while displaying new server motherboards at MWC 2023.

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[PlaneInTheSky]

For Huawei, it is close to impossible to procure chips for its server and communications products that are widely used in China and other countries.

Close to impossible? Where does this idea come from?

TSMC has giant factories in mainland China. TSMC fab 10 in Shanghai produces millions of chips for China each year. They're literally next door to China's own SMIC.

Chiang Shangyi, head of research of TSMC, is now head of research for China's SMIC.

SMIC also has complete access to EUV tech thanks to IMEC. It's just a matter of time before China has a working EUV production line.

If the West wants to cut off advanced chips to China, they need to also cut off TSMC and limit IMEC's deals with China, because Taiwan, China and IMEC have an open door policy when it comes to chips and research, tons of people working for TSMC now work next door for China's SMIC. Tons of people who helped design EUV at ASML and IMEC, now work for China's SMIC.

This idea that China can't access advanced chips is a made up fantasy.

 

[BaRoMeTrIc]

Wouldn't it make more sense just to ask the suppliers not to silk-screen the chips allocated for them?

 

[Integr8d]

“After Huawei became a victim of the ongoing trade war”

Lol. Don’t you mean ‘after they were the beneficiary of rampant IP theft’?

 

[gg83]

“After Huawei became a victim of the ongoing trade war”

Lol. Don’t you mean ‘after they were the beneficiary of rampant IP theft’?

He can't say that because he'd offend people who don't like the West. It's a more democratic way to say it.

 

[passivecool]

DIPLOMAITC 🤣

 

[cirdecus]

Close to impossible? Where does this idea come from?

TSMC has giant factories in mainland China. TSMC fab 10 in Shanghai produces millions of chips for China each year. They're literally next door to China's own SMIC.

Chiang Shangyi, head of research of TSMC, is now head of research for China's SMIC.

SMIC also has complete access to EUV tech thanks to IMEC. It's just a matter of time before China has a working EUV production line.

If the West wants to cut off advanced chips to China, they need to also cut off TSMC and limit IMEC's deals with China, because Taiwan, China and IMEC have an open door policy when it comes to chips and research, tons of people working for TSMC now work next door for China's SMIC. Tons of people who helped design EUV at ASML and IMEC, now work for China's SMIC.

This idea that China can't access advanced chips is a made up fantasy.

Those fabs don't produce anything smaller than 16nm dude. And the approach to cutoff china is to reduce it's ability to procure the chips. They know it won't cut off all of them. It will simply buy us time.

 

[passivecool]

as we have observed from intel, large structures + exorbitant electricity = competitive calculation performance.

 

[Co BIY]

I'm surprised this isn't the industry standard. Even better, a black box and demonstrate the work it can do.