In today's era of rapid development of science and technology, chips, as the core component of information technology, are of vital significance to the development of the country. However, a recent data reveals a shocking phenomenon: in 2023 alone, more than 10,000 chip companies in China will fail, which has aroused people's attention and thinking about the chip industry. The problems of subsidy fraud and the loss of state-owned funds hidden behind this are even more shocking.
The data shows that in 2023, there will be 1090,000 chip companies have been cancelled or bankrupt, compared with more than 5,700 in 2022, the number has almost doubled, which shows the severity of the situation. If we look into the reasons in detail, we will find that most of the collapsed chip companies announced their closure soon after registration, and even some companies are cross-border registered chip companies, such as real estate, finance and even the pig industry, which brings people a question: Are these companies really developing the chip industry for the country, or do they have other plans?Obviously, the vast majority of these companies are not pure.
Among the chip companies that have failed, a considerable number of companies have entered the chip industry in order to obtain state subsidies. In recent years, in order to support domestic chips, the state has launched a large-scale chip project, aiming to encourage enterprises to develop the chip industry. However, this project has become a hotbed of corruption for some people. There are countless reports, such as Zhao Weiguo, the former chairman of Unigroup Group, who is suspected of ** duty crimes, plus the previous 5 people, involving a huge amount of money. By registering a chip company, in the name of defrauding subsidies, they transferred the funds of the chip big ** to their own pockets. These corrupt practices not only lead to the loss of subsidy funds, but also make it impossible for chip companies that really need support to receive effective support.
The collapse of tens of thousands of chip companies not only means the abuse of subsidies, but also the loss of state-owned funds. With the deregistration or bankruptcy of the company, a large amount of state-owned funds also disappeared. This has not only caused huge losses to the country, but also highlighted the problem of lax regulation. This part of the funds could have been used to support scientific and technological innovation and promote the development of the chip industry, but it was used by some people for personal gain, resulting in the loss of national funds.
In the face of such a shocking phenomenon, we can't help but ask: behind the false subsidies and **, can the development of the chip industry really make substantial progress?In fact, the chip industry has a very high threshold for technology and capital, which requires huge R&D investment and deep technical strength. However, it is difficult for these cross-border registered enterprises to succeed. What is even more absurd is that most of these companies are able to receive subsidies, while those companies that really have R&D strength and demand cannot receive support. This makes people sigh that the wonders of this world are really everywhere.
Finally, we hope to strengthen the supervision of subsidy projects to ensure the rational use of funds, and also call on entrepreneurs to be honest and not to get involved in the chip industry for personal gain. Only on the basis of honesty and trustworthiness can we realize the sustainable development of the chip industry and the realization of the country's dream of becoming a scientific and technological power.