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    Zhang Pingan: 5nm and 7nm are not the core. Huawei's computing power is already three times that of Nvidia chips.

    According to Fast Technology on October 4, in the view of Zhang Pingan, Huawei's executive director and CEO of Huawei Cloud, chip process is not the core, what customers really need is high-quality computing results. Recently, Zhang Pingan publicly stated that Huawei Cloud Service has achieved...
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    Intel Unveils Panther Lake Architecture: First AI PC Platform Built on 18A

    Going by 0.2 at Q1'25, I would have added 0.02 to the estimates afterwards: Q2'25: 0.17 Q3'25: 0.15 Q4'25-Q1'26: 0.13 But 0.15 still gets ~87% for 100 mm2 die
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    China expands rare earths restrictions, targets defense and chips users

    BEIJING, Oct 9 (Reuters) - China dramatically expanded its rare earths export controls on Thursday, adding five new elements and extra scrutiny for semiconductor users as Beijing tightens control over the sector ahead of talks between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The world's largest...
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    Intel Unveils Panther Lake Architecture: First AI PC Platform Built on 18A

    Well, maybe 18A yield doesn't need press interpretation, Intel presented D0 trend chart here: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/intels-18a-production-starts-before-tsmcs-competing-n2-tech-heres-how-the-two-process-nodes-compare In Q3 2024, D0 was said to be 0.4...
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    The U.S.-China rare earths gambit: Who blinks first?

    China dramatically expanded its rare earths export controls on Thursday, adding five new elements and extra scrutiny for semiconductor users as Beijing tightens control over the sector ahead of talks between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping. The world's largest rare earths producer also...
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    China blacklists researchers that exposed Huawei chip secrets

    How does this test site work? It claims blocked URLs for entities which have provided information to China.
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    The HBF battle is underway, with Samsung reportedly joining the challenge against SK Hynix and Kioxia.

    Agreed, the power outage is not a driving reason. Probably the main driver is the much larger capacity, and also savings from no refresh. The endurance and latency are still drawbacks, so HBM cannot be completely replaced.
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    The HBF battle is underway, with Samsung reportedly joining the challenge against SK Hynix and Kioxia.

    Sandisk targets to deliver first samples of its HBF memory in the second half of calendar 2026 and expects samples of the first AI-inference devices with HBF to be available in early 2027...
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    The HBF battle is underway, with Samsung reportedly joining the challenge against SK Hynix and Kioxia.

    By Su Ziyun | Published October 2, 2025, 5:15 PM According to Korean media reports, Samsung Electronics has begun the conceptual design and early development of high-bandwidth flash memory (HBF) products, preparing to join a new round of battle in the memory market. HBF's design concept is...
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    The U.S.-China rare earths gambit: Who blinks first?

    The impact is greater with the use of rare earths in chips. They are used for work-function tuning in HKMG for example. Or some new memory materials.
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    The U.S.-China rare earths gambit: Who blinks first?

    August 19, 2025 Junhua Zhang China’s dominance over rare earths gives Beijing powerful leverage in trade, technology and strategic negotiations. In a nutshell - Beijing uses rare earth export controls to pressure the U.S. in trade disputes - U.S. alternatives remain slow, costly and...
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    TechInsights Teardown: Huawei Ascend 910c Still Contains CPU Dies from TSMC from 2020

    Since Ascend 910C is using 7nm, does it mean the 5nm stockpile has run out?
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    ARM CEO Rene Haas Claims That Time Has Punished Intel For Falling Behind the Chip Race

    The EUV argument starting 12:20 falls apart when you consider Samsung. I was also surprised by his characterization of US perception of manufacturing as a non-prestigious "blue-collar job" 17:40.
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    Tenstorrent in talks with TSMC, Samsung, even Rapidus, for 2nm; Jim Keller considering working with Intel

    AI chip design startup, Tenstorrent, has announced it's working with a range of companies to build out its next-generation AI chips. These include TSMC, Samsung, and Japanese firm Rapidus, all of which will provide their latest 2nm process nodes to develop future AI hardware. CEO and AMD and...
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    OpenAI CEO rumored to secure AI chip and server supply in low-key visit to Taiwan

    We can expect about half that die size (~35 mm2), so we can expect about half that many wafers/month.
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    TSMC Price Hikes End the Era of Cheap Transistors

    Very rough estimates using the wafer price table in the posted article, and CGP x Cell height:
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    ASML Builds Machines that Make AI Chips. Why It’s Missing Out on the Boom.

    To their credit, Intel has been a sort of guinea pig for High-NA EUV. Here's what they disclosed: "The High NA POB (Projection Optics Box) is so large, it is not feasible to test and adjust the POB to final spec at the supplier. This means that initially the system will be shipped with a POB...
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    TSMC Price Hikes End the Era of Cheap Transistors

    By Pablo Valerio 10.01.2025 The global semiconductor industry is undergoing a profound economic transformation, one anchored by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) that spells the end of an era defined by predictably declining costs of transistors. At the center of this...
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