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Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength
2021/04/04 11:05:01

According to Jilin TV, Huawei has taken a big move and bravely moved forward under the US chip ban, and started research in another field, namely photonic chips. The performance of this chip is better than existing chips, and does not require lithography machines produced by European and American companies. The Dutch media commented on this that the US lithography machine blockade is meaningless, and China may not need these equipment to produce high-end chips in the future. At the same time, the Russian media also attached great importance to this move by Huawei. They said that the United States underestimated the strength and determination of Chinese companies, and the blockade would only arouse challenges from Chinese companies.

Blocking the lithography machine is meaningless
For some time now, the White House has formulated a series of sanctions against Chinese semiconductor companies and communication technology companies. European and American companies are not allowed to sell goods or technologies to companies on the blacklist, including the Dutch ASML company. Manufacturing lithography machine. Huawei is one of the victims of these policies. The company's business relies heavily on high-end chips produced in Europe and the United States, but the United States does not allow companies that own these chips to do business with Huawei.
Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength



In order to break through this limitation, Huawei launched a big move and began to develop photonic chips. People who don't know about chips may have never heard of such chips. In fact, there are many different sub-fields in the semiconductor industry. The familiar chips basically belong to the field of integrated circuits, while the photonic chip belongs to the field of optoelectronics. The latter is not well-known, but the performance of the chip is far better than ordinary integrated circuits.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength



The advantage of the photonic chip is in the transmission performance, which can greatly improve the working efficiency of electronic equipment. Now the research on integrated circuits has gradually come to an end and is subject to physical boundaries. When the chip reaches the 2nm field, it is almost impossible to make a smaller chip. , Even if it succeeds, there is no guarantee that its performance will be greatly improved. On the whole, photonic chips are the future of the semiconductor industry.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength


The most important thing is that research in this field has just started, and European and American countries have not yet formed a monopoly. If China takes the lead in breaking through the application of photonic chips, it can reverse its current disadvantages. In addition, this chip manufacturing process is completely different from the past. It does not require a lithography machine at all, and will use brand-new manufacturing technology. The Dutch media have discovered the most critical point. They claim that the US lithography machine blockade will soon lose its effect. In the future, we may not need these lithography machines at all.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength


The Russian media did the same The conclusion that with the continuous iteration of technology, the formal significance of US sanctions will be greater than the actual effect. The reason is that the United States has underestimated the R&D capabilities of Chinese companies. The United States wanted to take this opportunity to completely eliminate the possibility of China's entry into the high-end semiconductor market. Unexpectedly, it inspires the courage of Chinese companies to overcome technical difficulties. At the moment, Huawei has taken the right step, pointing to the most cutting-edge chip technology research.

We have another magic weapon

In addition to the layout of photonic chip research, Chinese companies have also prepared another magic weapon, namely carbon-based chips, more accurately graphene chips. Once this chip is successfully developed, it will completely overturn the development trajectory of previous chips. After more than ten years of intensive work in this field, the scientists of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have achieved beautiful results. The first batch of graphene wafers have been offline and the finished products have been displayed to the public, demonstrating China's scientific research level.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength


This achievement has been recognized by people at home and abroad. China is not the only country studying graphene chips in the world, but there are not many countries that can produce qualified wafers. The introduction of these wafers means that China has ran ahead of many countries on this track and is expected to achieve technological surpassing in this field. All in all, the current chip predicament is not terrible. China is well prepared for the future by deploying photonic chips and graphene chips.
 
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Its all to do with the controlling and pulling the Chinese leg from the success ladder by the US establishment without realising by these antics they end up losing any control on the other nation altogether. JF-17 is an obvious example for us and now Chinese are on the same path of self sufficiency and egg is on the US face.
Two brains are better then one and if both powers can pull their brain and financial muscle, world will be in the better position. Rekindling Taiwan and South China sea issues will do no good for the both powers and for the rest of the world.
Blocking lithography equipment had only spurred the Chinese to come up with the different solution and what US will do in this situation eat the humble pie and rethink and back off from the vindictive destructive policies. Its self defeating, self harming and embarrassing as world from the cold war era have moved on and US as a great power should play a constructive noble role in alleviating hunger, diseases and poverty instead of leaving there destructive foot prints like in Syria, Iraq and Libya.
 
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Huawei like China today got too big for its shoes and it ended badly, we will soon say there used to be a company called Huawei


Huawei loses smartphone market lead in China
Oppo and Apple are on the rise in China as the country's most famous provider continues to fall
by: Bobby Hellard
8 Mar 2021
The Huawei Mate 40 Pro

Huawei is not only losing ground in Europe, as its share of the smartphone market in China is also shrinking.
That's according to Counterpoint Research, which revealed that rival Chinese brand Oppo overtook Huawei to become the number one provider in China for 2020's fourth quarter after claiming 21% of the smartphone market.
Huawei was just 1% behind, but it has seen a gradual fall from the top ever since it was hit by US sanctions that banned American firms, such as Google and Qualcomm, from selling their products to the Chinese firm.
Counterpoint's senior analyst Varun Mishra puts Oppo's success down to changing its pricing strategy, but he also points to Huawei's fall.
"The rebranding of the Reno series and launching a more capable device at a lower price point than its predecessor helped Oppo capture the affordable premium segment," Mishra said. "The strong momentum of the A series in the mid-segment strengthened the product portfolio for Oppo and it was able to cater to the 5G demand in China across a wide price band. This was further helped by the decline of Huawei."



This could be one of the reasons for the recent sale of the Honor brand, which automatically took some of Huawei's market share with it, and why the firm has been launching fewer models in recent months.
Counterpoint suggests that a depleting inventory of components has forced Huawei to focus more on the "premium" categories with more elite products, such as the Mate X2 and the P40 Pro. This has, it suggests, has created a gap in the middle tier of the Chinese smartphone market.



Huawei Suffers Rare Drop in Revenue as U.S. Sanctions Bite
Slate of U.S. actions, including chip ban, hits Chinese telecom maker’s sales outside of China hard
Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.


Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.

Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.
The tech battle between the U.S. and China has battered TikTok and Huawei and startled American companies that produce and sell in China. WSJ explains how Beijing is pouring money into high-tech chips as it wants to become self-sufficient. Video/Illustration: George Downs/The Wall Street Journal (Video from 9/3/20)
By

HONG KONG—Huawei Technologies Co. suffered a rare decline in revenue during the fourth quarter last year, as U.S. sanctions hammered its business and sales outside of China fell particularly hard.
The Chinese telecom giant said sales of its once hugely popular smartphones were suffering the most of all its business segments, with the company showing signs of difficulty sourcing the advanced chips needed to run its handsets due to U.S. export restrictions imposed last year.
Revenue in the fourth quarter fell 11.2% to 220.1 billion yuan, equivalent to about $33.6 billion, from a year earlier, according to calculations based on previously released figures by Huawei. For the full year, the company said revenue still grew 3.8% to a record 891.4 billion yuan, thanks to stronger performance earlier in the year. It still marked one of Huawei’s slowest years for revenue growth on record, the closely held company said.
“The supply restrictions for our smartphone business has caused us a great impact, and we haven’t been able to see a clear picture in the supply for our smartphones,” said Ken Hu, one of Huawei’s three deputy chairmen, during a press conference Wednesday at the company’s headquarters in Shenzhen. “We think this is a very unfair situation to Huawei and it has caused a lot of damage to us.”
 
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Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength
2021/04/04 11:05:01

According to Jilin TV, Huawei has taken a big move and bravely moved forward under the US chip ban, and started research in another field, namely photonic chips. The performance of this chip is better than existing chips, and does not require lithography machines produced by European and American companies. The Dutch media commented on this that the US lithography machine blockade is meaningless, and China may not need these equipment to produce high-end chips in the future. At the same time, the Russian media also attached great importance to this move by Huawei. They said that the United States underestimated the strength and determination of Chinese companies, and the blockade would only arouse challenges from Chinese companies.

Blocking the lithography machine is meaningless
For some time now, the White House has formulated a series of sanctions against Chinese semiconductor companies and communication technology companies. European and American companies are not allowed to sell goods or technologies to companies on the blacklist, including the Dutch ASML company. Manufacturing lithography machine. Huawei is one of the victims of these policies. The company's business relies heavily on high-end chips produced in Europe and the United States, but the United States does not allow companies that own these chips to do business with Huawei.
Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength 's strength



In order to break through this limitation, Huawei launched a big move and began to develop photonic chips. People who don't know about chips may have never heard of such chips. In fact, there are many different sub-fields in the semiconductor industry. The familiar chips basically belong to the field of integrated circuits, while the photonic chip belongs to the field of optoelectronics. The latter is not well-known, but the performance of the chip is far better than ordinary integrated circuits.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength 's strength



The advantage of the photonic chip is in the transmission performance, which can greatly improve the working efficiency of electronic equipment. Now the research on integrated circuits has gradually come to an end and is subject to physical boundaries. When the chip reaches the 2nm field, it is almost impossible to make a smaller chip. , Even if it succeeds, there is no guarantee that its performance will be greatly improved. On the whole, photonic chips are the future of the semiconductor industry.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength 's strength


The most important thing is that research in this field has just started, and European and American countries have not yet formed a monopoly. If China takes the lead in breaking through the application of photonic chips, it can reverse its current disadvantages. In addition, this chip manufacturing process is completely different from the past. It does not require a lithography machine at all, and will use brand-new manufacturing technology. The Dutch media have discovered the most critical point. They claim that the US lithography machine blockade will soon lose its effect. In the future, we may not need these lithography machines at all.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength 's strength


The Russian media did the same The conclusion that with the continuous iteration of technology, the formal significance of US sanctions will be greater than the actual effect. The reason is that the United States has underestimated the R&D capabilities of Chinese companies. The United States wanted to take this opportunity to completely eliminate the possibility of China's entry into the high-end semiconductor market. Unexpectedly, it inspires the courage of Chinese companies to overcome technical difficulties. At the moment, Huawei has taken the right step, pointing to the most cutting-edge chip technology research.

We have another magic weapon

In addition to the layout of photonic chip research, Chinese companies have also prepared another magic weapon, namely carbon-based chips, more accurately graphene chips. Once this chip is successfully developed, it will completely overturn the development trajectory of previous chips. After more than ten years of intensive work in this field, the scientists of the Chinese Academy of Sciences have achieved beautiful results. The first batch of graphene wafers have been offline and the finished products have been displayed to the public, demonstrating China's scientific research level.

Huawei enters the photonic chip, the Netherlands claims that the blockade of lithography machines is meaningless, Russia: underestimated China's strength 's strength


This achievement has been recognized by people at home and abroad. China is not the only country studying graphene chips in the world, but there are not many countries that can produce qualified wafers. The introduction of these wafers means that China has ran ahead of many countries on this track and is expected to achieve technological surpassing in this field. All in all, the current chip predicament is not terrible. China is well prepared for the future by deploying photonic chips and graphene chips.

When are these chips expected to be in the smart phones or in computers ?
 
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When are these chips expected to be in the smart phones or in computers ?
In 1-2 years time. We need to thank american. They are really shooting their foot.
Huawei like China today got too big for its shoes and it ended badly, we will soon say there used to be a company called Huawei


Huawei loses smartphone market lead in China
Oppo and Apple are on the rise in China as the country's most famous provider continues to fall
by: Bobby Hellard
8 Mar 2021
The Huawei Mate 40 Pro

Huawei is not only losing ground in Europe, as its share of the smartphone market in China is also shrinking.
That's according to Counterpoint Research, which revealed that rival Chinese brand Oppo overtook Huawei to become the number one provider in China for 2020's fourth quarter after claiming 21% of the smartphone market.
Huawei was just 1% behind, but it has seen a gradual fall from the top ever since it was hit by US sanctions that banned American firms, such as Google and Qualcomm, from selling their products to the Chinese firm.
Counterpoint's senior analyst Varun Mishra puts Oppo's success down to changing its pricing strategy, but he also points to Huawei's fall.
"The rebranding of the Reno series and launching a more capable device at a lower price point than its predecessor helped Oppo capture the affordable premium segment," Mishra said. "The strong momentum of the A series in the mid-segment strengthened the product portfolio for Oppo and it was able to cater to the 5G demand in China across a wide price band. This was further helped by the decline of Huawei."



This could be one of the reasons for the recent sale of the Honor brand, which automatically took some of Huawei's market share with it, and why the firm has been launching fewer models in recent months.
Counterpoint suggests that a depleting inventory of components has forced Huawei to focus more on the "premium" categories with more elite products, such as the Mate X2 and the P40 Pro. This has, it suggests, has created a gap in the middle tier of the Chinese smartphone market.



Huawei Suffers Rare Drop in Revenue as U.S. Sanctions Bite
Slate of U.S. actions, including chip ban, hits Chinese telecom maker’s sales outside of China hard
Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.


Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.'s Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.

Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.
The tech battle between the U.S. and China has battered TikTok and Huawei and startled American companies that produce and sell in China. WSJ explains how Beijing is pouring money into high-tech chips as it wants to become self-sufficient. Video/Illustration: George Downs/The Wall Street Journal (Video from 9/3/20)
By

HONG KONG—Huawei Technologies Co. suffered a rare decline in revenue during the fourth quarter last year, as U.S. sanctions hammered its business and sales outside of China fell particularly hard.
The Chinese telecom giant said sales of its once hugely popular smartphones were suffering the most of all its business segments, with the company showing signs of difficulty sourcing the advanced chips needed to run its handsets due to U.S. export restrictions imposed last year.
Revenue in the fourth quarter fell 11.2% to 220.1 billion yuan, equivalent to about $33.6 billion, from a year earlier, according to calculations based on previously released figures by Huawei. For the full year, the company said revenue still grew 3.8% to a record 891.4 billion yuan, thanks to stronger performance earlier in the year. It still marked one of Huawei’s slowest years for revenue growth on record, the closely held company said.
“The supply restrictions for our smartphone business has caused us a great impact, and we haven’t been able to see a clear picture in the supply for our smartphones,” said Ken Hu, one of Huawei’s three deputy chairmen, during a press conference Wednesday at the company’s headquarters in Shenzhen. “We think this is a very unfair situation to Huawei and it has caused a lot of damage to us.”
This is just a fake and delusion article by west. Just like Uyghur genocide., Keep repeating the fake news to fool the west and ignorant people.

American are doomed. Chinese will beat them hands down. I tell u what, american will try ban companies for putting Chips inside electronic. China will then ban back american chips. End of the day, american will come back begging Chinese for mercy.

See how those addidas, H&M now begging Chinese for mercy? :lol:
 
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While the news of hi-tech companies in China revolutionising the semi-conduction industries are turning many heads around the world, there is another news that is even more amazing.

USA and its allies have been imposing sanctions on individuals and companies purely based on allegations.

Not an iota of evidences have ever surface to support these allegations.

Eaxmple: In Australia former PM Malcolm Turnbull memoir he admitted that Huawei 5G was banned in Australia although there were no evidences of any wrongdoings.

:coffee: :sarcastic: :sarcastic: :sarcastic:

Huawei leapfrogging into the next stage which has in fact always the company main objective.

2021 will be an amazing year where we will witness one breakthrough after again in China. So Huawei research and participation into quantum science is hardly surprising.
 
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Huawei like China today got too big for its shoes and it ended badly, we will soon say there used to be a company called Huawei


Huawei loses smartphone market lead in China
Oppo and Apple are on the rise in China as the country's most famous provider continues to fall
by: Bobby Hellard
8 Mar 2021
The Huawei Mate 40 Pro

Huawei is not only losing ground in Europe, as its share of the smartphone market in China is also shrinking.
That's according to Counterpoint Research, which revealed that rival Chinese brand Oppo overtook Huawei to become the number one provider in China for 2020's fourth quarter after claiming 21% of the smartphone market.
Huawei was just 1% behind, but it has seen a gradual fall from the top ever since it was hit by US sanctions that banned American firms, such as Google and Qualcomm, from selling their products to the Chinese firm.
Counterpoint's senior analyst Varun Mishra puts Oppo's success down to changing its pricing strategy, but he also points to Huawei's fall.
"The rebranding of the Reno series and launching a more capable device at a lower price point than its predecessor helped Oppo capture the affordable premium segment," Mishra said. "The strong momentum of the A series in the mid-segment strengthened the product portfolio for Oppo and it was able to cater to the 5G demand in China across a wide price band. This was further helped by the decline of Huawei."



This could be one of the reasons for the recent sale of the Honor brand, which automatically took some of Huawei's market share with it, and why the firm has been launching fewer models in recent months.
Counterpoint suggests that a depleting inventory of components has forced Huawei to focus more on the "premium" categories with more elite products, such as the Mate X2 and the P40 Pro. This has, it suggests, has created a gap in the middle tier of the Chinese smartphone market.



Huawei Suffers Rare Drop in Revenue as U.S. Sanctions Bite
Slate of U.S. actions, including chip ban, hits Chinese telecom maker’s sales outside of China hard
Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.


Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.'s Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.

Tech Decoupling: China's Race to End Its Reliance on the U.S.
The tech battle between the U.S. and China has battered TikTok and Huawei and startled American companies that produce and sell in China. WSJ explains how Beijing is pouring money into high-tech chips as it wants to become self-sufficient. Video/Illustration: George Downs/The Wall Street Journal (Video from 9/3/20)
By

HONG KONG—Huawei Technologies Co. suffered a rare decline in revenue during the fourth quarter last year, as U.S. sanctions hammered its business and sales outside of China fell particularly hard.
The Chinese telecom giant said sales of its once hugely popular smartphones were suffering the most of all its business segments, with the company showing signs of difficulty sourcing the advanced chips needed to run its handsets due to U.S. export restrictions imposed last year.
Revenue in the fourth quarter fell 11.2% to 220.1 billion yuan, equivalent to about $33.6 billion, from a year earlier, according to calculations based on previously released figures by Huawei. For the full year, the company said revenue still grew 3.8% to a record 891.4 billion yuan, thanks to stronger performance earlier in the year. It still marked one of Huawei’s slowest years for revenue growth on record, the closely held company said.
“The supply restrictions for our smartphone business has caused us a great impact, and we haven’t been able to see a clear picture in the supply for our smartphones,” said Ken Hu, one of Huawei’s three deputy chairmen, during a press conference Wednesday at the company’s headquarters in Shenzhen. “We think this is a very unfair situation to Huawei and it has caused a lot of damage to us.”
You must can't sleep tonight because you so worried about your master will loose to China. Keep working hard to troll China here. :laughcry:
 
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In 1-2 years time. We need to thank american. They are really shooting their foot.

This is just a fake and delusion article by west. Just like Uyghur genocide., Keep repeating the fake news to fool the west and ignorant people.

American are doomed. Chinese will beat them hands down. I tell u what, american will try ban companies for putting Chips inside electronic. China will then ban back american chips. End of the day, american will come back begging Chinese for mercy.

See how those addidas, H&M now begging Chinese for mercy? :lol:

Nice fantasy ..the reality is lots of Chinese institutions are milking the Government out of billions with false claims. Wuhan Hongxin Semiconductor Manufacturing Co is one of the first to go down after burning through 20 billion dollars in state funds. Many more to follow.... Tacoma Semiconductor Technology..Dehuai ...Dekema (Nanjing)....
 
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Nice fantasy ..the reality is lots of Chinese institutions are milking the Government out of billions with false claims. Wuhan Hongxin Semiconductor Manufacturing Co is one of the first to go down after burning through 20 billion dollars in state funds. Many more to follow.... Tacoma Semiconductor Technology..Dehuai ...Dekema (Nanjing)....
Intended to use 20bil$ and 20bil$ burned are 2 different things. The cost was on land acquisition and if it didn't move forward the land is still valuable it's not as if we build one fab and let it rot. If we Chinese are that dumb, we would have become India. Use some common sense. All ventures have risk, the thing is you can put us down as much as you want, we will still be marching forward, we are just as stubborn as it gets and won't submit to US domination. Your country can be proud of being a poodle, not us Chinese.
 
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Intended to use 20bil$ and 20bil$ burned are 2 different things. The cost was on land acquisition and if it didn't move forward the land is still valuable it's not as if we build one fab and let it rot. If we Chinese are that dumb, we would have become India. Use some common sense. All ventures have risk, the thing is you can put us down as much as you want, we will still be marching forward, we are just as stubborn as it gets and won't submit to US domination. Your country can be proud of being a poodle, not us Chinese.

If only, the horse has bolted..the birds have flown taking a big piece of China hard earned dollars.
Do you know what happened to Bao Enbao? @Paul2
 
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If only, the horse has bolted..the birds have flown taking a big piece of China hard earned dollars.
Do you know what happened to Bao Enbao? @Paul2
We have 3 trillion of hard earned dollars...using it for industrial ventures and infrastructure is better than gambling it on wallstreet. No idea what happened to han bao bao, but you can just keep on dismissing us, over and over again we were supposed to collapse, fail and explode. Just keep counting on it, we will just keep on marching and marching and marching. I have seen how my motherland grew powerful in 20 years. You should visit China one day and understand how India is a shithole.

Let me tell you the story about the first Chinese dsp which was faked, the guy was jailed and punished, but did we give up? No we continued and if we listened to naysayers like you that trying to work hard towards tech independenve is useless, we wouldn't be a threat to US today, there won't be the whole ecosystem of chips designed by us today. Now it's not about whether we can design chips, it's about we can make the most advanced chips. One thing you should have learnt by now is never underestimate China, the reason we became number 2 today is because we were always dismissed as inferior. Lolol
 
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