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If India will not use foreign products and just rely on Indian products, then they will be 100 years behind China when it comes to technology.
China is Planning to Purge Foreign Technology and Replace With Homegrown Suppliers
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The days when western tech companies can make exorbitant profits leveraging their monopolistic position are fast coming to an end。
These companies must learn to live on “normal” profits in tandem with a shrinking global market share。
Many of them might not be around in a decade.
These companies must learn to live on “normal” profits in tandem with a shrinking global market share。
Many of them might not be around in a decade.
Most of the so called indigenous product usually contain made in China component. Everything in house is very expensive and only a few countries with huge and mature manufacturing based can do it.
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No india will be 200 yrs behind china if they use their tech
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Capital Microelectronics（MCE）
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A fine example of a cluster of domestic hidden gems that play vital roles in replacing foreign tech suppliers with homegrown ones。
Capital Microelectronics wins the best FPGA Product of the Year Award
As this year’s new low-consumption FPGA product, its CME-HR is oriented to consumer electronics that include smartphone, tablet PC, flat-panel display, portable media player and home Internet. It is a big challenge to provide products that is suitable for such wide market range and meet the changing customers' demand in the field of consumer electronics that use the latest technology, said a relevant person in charge of the company.
After many years of technology know-how accumulation, Capital Microelectronics has launched China's first low-power FPGA chip to meet low-power consumption with flexible applications.
Beijing E-Town International Investment & Development Co., Ltd and Beijing Agate Logic jointly found Capital Microelectronics in 2010 to be China's first and the only company that provides full set of independent intellectual property for FPGA products.
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A fine example of a cluster of domestic hidden gems that play vital roles in replacing foreign tech suppliers with homegrown ones。
Capital Microelectronics wins the best FPGA Product of the Year Award
Nov 7, 2014 (China Knowledge) – Capital Microelectronics Co Ltd, which provides programmable logic devices, reconfigurable microprocessor and related software design tools for system manufacturers, saw its low-consumption CME-HR wins the Best FPGA’s Product of the Year Award in 'China Annual Creativity in Electronics Awards 2014'.As this year’s new low-consumption FPGA product, its CME-HR is oriented to consumer electronics that include smartphone, tablet PC, flat-panel display, portable media player and home Internet. It is a big challenge to provide products that is suitable for such wide market range and meet the changing customers' demand in the field of consumer electronics that use the latest technology, said a relevant person in charge of the company.
After many years of technology know-how accumulation, Capital Microelectronics has launched China's first low-power FPGA chip to meet low-power consumption with flexible applications.
Beijing E-Town International Investment & Development Co., Ltd and Beijing Agate Logic jointly found Capital Microelectronics in 2010 to be China's first and the only company that provides full set of independent intellectual property for FPGA products.
Which means there will not be a trade war.
I think DRay should worry about indian economy as it shrank to $1.7t due to rupee collapse.
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Xiaomi was banned becuz they violated patents no govt conspiracy in this
Welcome to the forum man
Favoring and encouraging local products are extremely important for the current transition of the Chinese economy. However heavy protection of local companies might cripple the competition which would downgrade the quality. While favoring the local products, Chinese policy makers should also ensure the sustainable competition environment among local and between local and foreign companies.
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Bury the American and European companies in China.
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Major breakthrough in China's chip material: mass production of high-purity silane
OFweek | Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 11:42
Recently, the pilot production project of large-scale silane with independent intelligent property right, led by Professor Xiao Wende from Shanghai Jiaotong University, has been successfully completed at Henan Pingmei Shenma Group. Besides, it has continuously and stably produced high quality silane products with purity more than 99.9999%. The success of this project marks the large-scale production of high purity silane technology has made a great breakthrough.
It is understood that the total import of China's electronics and Large Scale Integrated circuit (LSI) chip industry reached up to $ 230 billion last year. An important reason is the lack of high-purity crystalline silicon material, and the production of high purity crystalline silicon must be based on high-purity silane. China's electronics industry has been looking for ways to mass produce high-purity silane for decades, hoping to clear away obstacles to the development of China's information industry.
Silane is an indispensable material in the production process of solar cell, which has wide applications in flat panel displays, semiconductors, coated glasses and etc. In recent years, the domestic market demand for silane has reached 15-20% annually.
China to become large predator for IC businesses during 2016-2020
By: Nobunaga Chai | digitimes | Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 10:17
While related policies and regulations chartered to the development of semiconductor industry in China, as defined in the nation's 13th Five-Year Plan for the period from 2016 to 2020, remain unclear, it is not doubt that China is likely to become one of the major predators for IC businesses during the period, according to Digitimes Research.
In addition to setting a national investment fund to foster the development of its semiconductor industry under the 13th Five-Year Plan, the China government also aims to generate a production value of CNY870 billion (US$139.78 billion) for the semiconductor industry by 2020.
To raise the self-sufficiency rates and control manufacturing capability for key parts and components, leading China-based brands, including Huawei, Datang Telecom, ZTE and Haier, have all committed investment in IC design houses.
Integrations of these IC design houses and IC manufacturing companies such as Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), Huali Microelectronics Corporation (HLMC) and Changziang Electronics could result in the formation of branded IDMs or virtual IDMs.
The formation of large-scale IDMs is also one of the major tasks of China's new Five-Year Plan that will fulfill the supply chain of its semiconductor industry.
Under China's new development plan, Taiwan-based IC design houses and IC backend service providers are likely to become the preys to be hunted by China-based IC companies, DigitimesResearch commented.
SMIC joins China group for STATS ChipPAC takeover
By: Jessie Shen | digitimes | Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 10:13
(SMIC plans to contribute US$100 million to a joint-bid to take over the Singapore-based firm.)
Semiconductor Manufacturing International (SMIC) will be part of a group of China-based investors looking to buy STATS ChipPAC. The IC foundry has announced that its subsidiary SilTech Shanghai will participate in Jiangsu Changjiang Electronics Technology's proposed acquisition of the Singapore-based IC backend house.
Under the co-investment proposal, SilTech Shanghai will put in around US$100 million, SMIC disclosed.
The IC Fund set up by China's government is another co-investor Jiangsu Changjiang has recruited to support its proposed acquisition of STATS ChipPAC.
Jiangsu Changjiang in early November made a US$780 million offer to acquire STATS ChipPAC, with negotiations originally set to complete by November 30. Nevertheless, talks on the proposed takeover are still ongoing with completion scheduled for December 31.
Jiangsu Changjiang is China's largest semiconductor chip tester with five production plants located in the provinces of Jiangsu and Anhui.
Incorporated in September 2014, the IC Fund is China's national investment fund aiming to boost development of the local IC industry.
OFweek | Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 11:42
Recently, the pilot production project of large-scale silane with independent intelligent property right, led by Professor Xiao Wende from Shanghai Jiaotong University, has been successfully completed at Henan Pingmei Shenma Group. Besides, it has continuously and stably produced high quality silane products with purity more than 99.9999%. The success of this project marks the large-scale production of high purity silane technology has made a great breakthrough.
It is understood that the total import of China's electronics and Large Scale Integrated circuit (LSI) chip industry reached up to $ 230 billion last year. An important reason is the lack of high-purity crystalline silicon material, and the production of high purity crystalline silicon must be based on high-purity silane. China's electronics industry has been looking for ways to mass produce high-purity silane for decades, hoping to clear away obstacles to the development of China's information industry.
Silane is an indispensable material in the production process of solar cell, which has wide applications in flat panel displays, semiconductors, coated glasses and etc. In recent years, the domestic market demand for silane has reached 15-20% annually.
China to become large predator for IC businesses during 2016-2020
By: Nobunaga Chai | digitimes | Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 10:17
While related policies and regulations chartered to the development of semiconductor industry in China, as defined in the nation's 13th Five-Year Plan for the period from 2016 to 2020, remain unclear, it is not doubt that China is likely to become one of the major predators for IC businesses during the period, according to Digitimes Research.
In addition to setting a national investment fund to foster the development of its semiconductor industry under the 13th Five-Year Plan, the China government also aims to generate a production value of CNY870 billion (US$139.78 billion) for the semiconductor industry by 2020.
To raise the self-sufficiency rates and control manufacturing capability for key parts and components, leading China-based brands, including Huawei, Datang Telecom, ZTE and Haier, have all committed investment in IC design houses.
Integrations of these IC design houses and IC manufacturing companies such as Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC), Huali Microelectronics Corporation (HLMC) and Changziang Electronics could result in the formation of branded IDMs or virtual IDMs.
The formation of large-scale IDMs is also one of the major tasks of China's new Five-Year Plan that will fulfill the supply chain of its semiconductor industry.
Under China's new development plan, Taiwan-based IC design houses and IC backend service providers are likely to become the preys to be hunted by China-based IC companies, DigitimesResearch commented.
SMIC joins China group for STATS ChipPAC takeover
By: Jessie Shen | digitimes | Posted: 24 Dec 2014, 10:13
(SMIC plans to contribute US$100 million to a joint-bid to take over the Singapore-based firm.)
Semiconductor Manufacturing International (SMIC) will be part of a group of China-based investors looking to buy STATS ChipPAC. The IC foundry has announced that its subsidiary SilTech Shanghai will participate in Jiangsu Changjiang Electronics Technology's proposed acquisition of the Singapore-based IC backend house.
Under the co-investment proposal, SilTech Shanghai will put in around US$100 million, SMIC disclosed.
The IC Fund set up by China's government is another co-investor Jiangsu Changjiang has recruited to support its proposed acquisition of STATS ChipPAC.
Jiangsu Changjiang in early November made a US$780 million offer to acquire STATS ChipPAC, with negotiations originally set to complete by November 30. Nevertheless, talks on the proposed takeover are still ongoing with completion scheduled for December 31.
Jiangsu Changjiang is China's largest semiconductor chip tester with five production plants located in the provinces of Jiangsu and Anhui.
Incorporated in September 2014, the IC Fund is China's national investment fund aiming to boost development of the local IC industry.
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Alibaba’s Tai Chi culture
Urging people “to calm down, to slow down, and to realize that sometimes slow means fast”, Jack Ma is not only the chairman of China’s leading e-commerce company #Alibaba, but also an avid believer and practitioner of#TaiChi.
His only security assistant, or rather, bodyguard, Li Tianjin is also a Tai Chi guru. This 5’7’’ tall man is well known to the Kung Fu world for his “K.O. in one hit.”
Li comes from Wenxian of central China’s Henan Province, which claims itself as the cradle of Tai Chi. Like other kids there, he started to learn the martial art in his childhood. With both talent and professional training, he won various championships.
Li is not the only Tai Chi practitioner in Jack Ma’s e-commerce empire. Alibaba’s employees have included nearly 5,000 Tai Chi enthusiasts, and a few other winners of international Tai Chi competitions, according to data from Alibaba.
“Actually I almost totally follow Tai Chi principles in running the company,” Ma once told media. He said this practice teaches “how to use four ounces to move a thousand pounds.”
Urging people “to calm down, to slow down, and to realize that sometimes slow means fast”, Jack Ma is not only the chairman of China’s leading e-commerce company #Alibaba, but also an avid believer and practitioner of#TaiChi.
His only security assistant, or rather, bodyguard, Li Tianjin is also a Tai Chi guru. This 5’7’’ tall man is well known to the Kung Fu world for his “K.O. in one hit.”
Li comes from Wenxian of central China’s Henan Province, which claims itself as the cradle of Tai Chi. Like other kids there, he started to learn the martial art in his childhood. With both talent and professional training, he won various championships.
Li is not the only Tai Chi practitioner in Jack Ma’s e-commerce empire. Alibaba’s employees have included nearly 5,000 Tai Chi enthusiasts, and a few other winners of international Tai Chi competitions, according to data from Alibaba.
“Actually I almost totally follow Tai Chi principles in running the company,” Ma once told media. He said this practice teaches “how to use four ounces to move a thousand pounds.”
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When I was shopping in Wal-mart weeks ago, I had a chat with an American salesman (he talked to me actually), he is interested in Alibaba stocks and considering buying some, he also said Jack Ma looks very weird but he is great. 
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Chongqing plans to invest RMB 40 billion to build a POF industrial base
OFweek | Posted: 26 Dec 2014, 11:44
Chongqing plastic optical fiber (POF) eco-industrial park project was launched on Thursday (December 25, 2014) in Weituo, Hechuan, according to the informed sources. It is reported that the project will be built in three phases and become a world-class POF industrial base after completion, with a total investment of RMB 40 billion.
Chongqing will use the technologies from Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) to purify the raw material of POF, and produce POF, plastic fiber chips, modules and the like, said Zhang Yongjun, member of Hechuan District Committee and director of Industrial Park Administrative Committee. According to reports, the first phase of this project is expected to be completed in 2017. Besides, the use of POF can not only speed up the network, but also make it possible to watch 4K Ultra HDTV.
OFweek | Posted: 26 Dec 2014, 11:44
Chongqing plastic optical fiber (POF) eco-industrial park project was launched on Thursday (December 25, 2014) in Weituo, Hechuan, according to the informed sources. It is reported that the project will be built in three phases and become a world-class POF industrial base after completion, with a total investment of RMB 40 billion.
Chongqing will use the technologies from Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) to purify the raw material of POF, and produce POF, plastic fiber chips, modules and the like, said Zhang Yongjun, member of Hechuan District Committee and director of Industrial Park Administrative Committee. According to reports, the first phase of this project is expected to be completed in 2017. Besides, the use of POF can not only speed up the network, but also make it possible to watch 4K Ultra HDTV.
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China looks to create chip IDMs
24th December 2014
China has set a target to generate $140 billion in semiconductor output by 2020, reports DigiTimes.
Europe’s target under the Neelie Kroes plan to raise the EU’s semiconductor production is to achieve $72 billion in semiconductor output in 2020.
The value of the 2020 world semiconductor market is thought to be around $400 billion.
As well as committing $10 billion a year over the next decade to build fabs, the China government is organising the companies to meagre resources.
The mobile chip firms Spreadtrum and RDA Microelectronics were acquired by State-control led Tsinghua Unigroup.
Also, Huawei, Datang Telecom, ZTE and Haier, have all committed investment to IC design houses.
China is pushing the integration of IC design houses and IC manufacturing companies such as SMIC, Huali Microelectronics Corporation (HLMC) and Changjiang Electronics to result in branded IDMs.
‘The formation of large-scale IDMs is also one of the major tasks of China’s new Five-Year Plan that will fulfill the supply chain of its semiconductor industry’ says DigiTimes.
Also Taiwan-based IC design houses and IC backend service providers are likely to become ‘the preys to be hunted by China-based IC companies’, says DigiTimes.
- See more at: China looks to create chip IDMs | Electronics Weekly
24th December 2014
China has set a target to generate $140 billion in semiconductor output by 2020, reports DigiTimes.
Europe’s target under the Neelie Kroes plan to raise the EU’s semiconductor production is to achieve $72 billion in semiconductor output in 2020.
The value of the 2020 world semiconductor market is thought to be around $400 billion.
As well as committing $10 billion a year over the next decade to build fabs, the China government is organising the companies to meagre resources.
The mobile chip firms Spreadtrum and RDA Microelectronics were acquired by State-control led Tsinghua Unigroup.
Also, Huawei, Datang Telecom, ZTE and Haier, have all committed investment to IC design houses.
China is pushing the integration of IC design houses and IC manufacturing companies such as SMIC, Huali Microelectronics Corporation (HLMC) and Changjiang Electronics to result in branded IDMs.
‘The formation of large-scale IDMs is also one of the major tasks of China’s new Five-Year Plan that will fulfill the supply chain of its semiconductor industry’ says DigiTimes.
Also Taiwan-based IC design houses and IC backend service providers are likely to become ‘the preys to be hunted by China-based IC companies’, says DigiTimes.
- See more at: China looks to create chip IDMs | Electronics Weekly
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Tencent Video Will Launch TV Box In 2015
Wang Juan, chief editor of Tencent's video business, announced that Tencent is preparing its over-the-top content plans for 2015 by cooperating with license owners and hardware manufacturers.
Wang said Internet TV in China is a regulatory focus of the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television of China because smart TVs will become a mainstream platform for video distribution in China. She said the OTT market brings business model diversification opportunities and the clear policy will benefit the long-term development of the industry's domestic Chinese players.
Tencent vice president Sun Zhonghuai pointed out that Tencent video will enhance upstream content investment and production to seize market-leading content supply. Tencent video will rely on content source investment, strategic cooperation, and in-house production to ensure its competitiveness in the content sector.
Sun said that Tencent will build a content distribution platform to maintain its advantages on multiple terminals, including PC, mobile device, smart TV, and set-top box.
Pricing and hardware specifications for Tencent's venture into the sector are not yet available.
Wang Juan, chief editor of Tencent's video business, announced that Tencent is preparing its over-the-top content plans for 2015 by cooperating with license owners and hardware manufacturers.
Wang said Internet TV in China is a regulatory focus of the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television of China because smart TVs will become a mainstream platform for video distribution in China. She said the OTT market brings business model diversification opportunities and the clear policy will benefit the long-term development of the industry's domestic Chinese players.
Tencent vice president Sun Zhonghuai pointed out that Tencent video will enhance upstream content investment and production to seize market-leading content supply. Tencent video will rely on content source investment, strategic cooperation, and in-house production to ensure its competitiveness in the content sector.
Sun said that Tencent will build a content distribution platform to maintain its advantages on multiple terminals, including PC, mobile device, smart TV, and set-top box.
Pricing and hardware specifications for Tencent's venture into the sector are not yet available.
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