The United States is worried that the future of American chip manufacturing will depend on China, wh

Mondo International Updated on 2024-02-22

The dominance of the United States is being questioned.

According to 2022 statistics, the U.S. has 48% of the world's chips, and although detailed figures for 2023 have not yet been released, it is expected to maintain a 50% share. Integrated circuits are an important foundation for the development of science and technology in the world today, and they are also a hot spot in the world today. The United States has taken advantage of its technological superiority, on the one hand, to satisfy its own technological development, and on the other hand, to maintain its hegemony, and has launched a series of strikes against other countries in the world. However, China, the biggest competitor of the United States, is constantly narrowing the distance between itself and the United States in terms of economy and technology. Especially in the field of chips, China is catching up with the United States at an alarming rate, making the United States nervous. Compared to before, it now looks hard for the United States to believe that one day it will rely on China. To this end, the United States has been imposing various restrictions on China's semiconductor industry in an attempt to keep it firmly in its own hands. According to the U.S. view, if China's chips can be suppressed, then China's ability to catch up with the United States in other sciences will be hindered, and China can only rely on American chips. While the U.S. has been suppressing China for the past few years, it now appears that the U.S. will have to rely on China for chip production, which is a growing concern.

At the same time as the world pattern is undergoing major changes, the development of the integrated circuit industry in the United States is also gradually emerging. The U.S. semiconductor industry is in a clear vacuum, with the U.S. accounting for less than 10% of semiconductor production, and more than 80% of U.S. chips are manufactured abroad. In order to gather semiconductor factories from all over the world in the United States, the United States** introduced a subsidy program of up to $53 billion, but three years later, this measure has not worked as well as it should. The chip production capacity of the United States has not increased significantly, and it has to rely on foreign top manufacturers. However, China has maintained rapid development on a global scale under pressure from the United States. According to the projections of the relevant authorities, Chinese mainland will reach 30% of the world's total capacity by 2024 and become the world's largest logic chip manufacturer. In terms of existing wafer processes, China's wafer production is expected to account for 40% of the world's wafer production by 2025, making it the largest country in the world. If this is the case, then the U.S. chip industry must rely on China's production capacity, and even if China does not produce high-end chips, China's chips still rely heavily on its own production capacity. Therefore, many American chip scientists believe that judging from the current situation, it is impossible for the United States to completely ignore China's chip industry. Moreover, given the cost advantages of Chinese mainland in production and operation, US chip manufacturers will certainly not be able to compete with their Chinese counterparts in the future. In this context, it will be difficult for the U.S. semiconductor industry to get rid of China's semiconductor industry in the future, and the trend of de-China will become increasingly prominent. From this point of view, we cannot fail to consider whether this strategy pursued by the United States against Iran can achieve the desired results. In fact, the semiconductor industry has become a global trend, and it is not only difficult for the United States to cut off China's ** chain, but it is also likely to put the United States in a dilemma.

The role of China's rise in its development and its direction of development.

China is the world's second-largest economic power, and its rapid development in science and technology has attracted widespread attention. In particular, China's development in the semiconductor industry has amazed everyone. In recent years, China has been increasing its investment in the integrated circuit industry to promote its development in the field of integrated circuits, so as to achieve the goal of complete control of the integrated circuit industry. In the face of China's fast-growing semiconductor industry, the dominance of the United States has been severely attacked for the first time. In the next few years, China will go through a period of the semiconductor industry and dominate the world.

The rise of China's semiconductor industry will greatly impact the global map. Due to the continuous improvement of chip production capacity in Chinese mainland, the entire world chip ** system will undergo great changes. The rapid development of China's economy will provide more supply methods for the world chip market, reduce the international monopoly on several large countries, and enhance the competitiveness and competitiveness of the entire industry. The development of China's semiconductor industry will also drive the innovation and development of the world's semiconductor technology, so as to break through the bottleneck of its development and move towards a wider range of application fields. The rise of China will provide more high-quality and more affordable chips to users around the world, promoting the further development of intelligent technology. In the future development process, China's semiconductor industry will be a powerful engine and pillar, leading the scientific and technological progress of all countries in the world.

Brief summary. The rise of China's semiconductor industry is not only impacting the United States, but also changing the semiconductor industry of the whole world. In the past, the United States relied on the collaborative production of multiple countries in the world, which is difficult to meet the current demand, while China's semiconductor industry provides new opportunities and opportunities for the entire industry. Although the United States has wanted to maintain its hegemony by attacking China's chip industry for many years, the facts show that it is inevitable that the United States will become more and more dependent on China's chip industry. The ancients said, "When it is extremely powerful, it is bound to destroy it." "The rise of China's semiconductor industry is a problem that needs to be thought about and solved by all people in the world's industrial chain. Against this backdrop, China's strong development will certainly inject new impetus and opportunities into the development of the whole world.

In this information society, no industry is isolated, and in order to develop in the long run, there must be a win-win situation. China and the United States, the two major semiconductor countries, must not only compete with each other, but also have a broader room for cooperation, in order to promote the innovation and development of the world's semiconductor industry. We look forward to the future cooperation between China and the United States, work together to open up new technological fields and promote the development and progress of science and technology in the world. Let us work together to build a more open, inclusive and innovative chip industry ecology, and do our part and wisdom to promote the development and progress of human science and technology.

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