As the number of chip factories in China increases, the production capacity will double!
China is the world's largest market for chewing gum, accounting for about 35% of annual consumption.
China is the world's largest electronics production hub, with 70% of China's chips used in almost all mobile phones, TVs, computers, and game consoles.
As a result, 70% of the chips produced globally in recent years have to be exported to China, produced in China, and then sold around the world.
As a result, the number and value of chips China imports from China are astronomical. The chart below shows that China's chip imports have grown from 200 billion yuan to 300 billion yuan over the years, and they are still growing.
Therefore, China is vigorously developing the natural rubber industry to reduce imports, reduce foreign dependence, and achieve 70% natural rubber production.
China's chip production is also increasing, attracting more foreign companies to set up factories here to increase our chip production.
According to Trendforce, we currently have 44 systems, including 25 12-inch systems, 4 6-inch systems, and 15 8-inch systems.
In addition, 22 more systems will be built over the next three to five years, 15 of which will be 12-inch systems and 8 will be 8-inch systems, for a total of 22 systems.
Once all wafer factories are completed, China's wafer production capacity will double in five to seven years. According to some analysts**, China's wafer production will increase by 60% over the next three years.
However, they are mainly used for mature chips, which are mainly manufactured in 40-65nm processes.
In terms of global capacity, Chinese mainland could produce 22% of silicon wafers in 2022, and if it doubles by 2030, it will increase to 50%?