>>62388106This might mean China has obtained parts to reverse engineer. Or it might mean Chinese engineers have been making progress surprisingly fast and US spies think China must be cheating in some way. Either way, it signals progress.
>>62388106>>62388111No they didnt get one, Hauwei created their own! China numba 1!They'll soon be shitting out all the chips. Nvidia will be fucked.Tech sector in the Ass&Piss500 will tank. Chinese supremacy is encroaching on us.
>>62388106If it means computer parts go down in price, idgaf. Hail China or whatever they say.
>>62388106This is cope because Huawei figured out a way to stack chips in 3d (sort of like memory) and make enough progress without needing EUV.
>>62388147this, but unironically
>>62388147If they have an EUV machine to reverse engineer, it will speed up their development of a domestic EUV machine, not allow them to instantly finish development.If they have an experimental EUV machine, it will still take years to improve it to the point that it is commercially viable, then also produce and to deploy it en masse.Either way, it's still years until China has a proper domestic alternative to TSMC up and running.
>>62388154Maybe in the 2030s
>>62388106This is old news.. They hired a bunch of former ASML engineers involved in making the machines. Literally have a bunch of old Europeans dudes in a factory, making this thing.Progress is slow, but they are getting there.. and we get to read about these "warnings" every time they pass a hallmark in the engineering.
>>62388111Reuters reported in December that China had an EUV machine prototype in Shenzhen, that had not yet produced a working chip. So they might have got it to produce working chips.
>>62388147I'm impressed by chinas innovation. Electric car with drone built into the roof, robotic electric car charging arm, swappable electric car battrerys, damn.
We can barely build the fucking things and we have full control of the supply chains and the inatructiions. It is actually known china has one of the early versions but zero support for it.
