The results of the Sino-US "core war" are out? 31 Chinese enterprises have been lifted, and the people**: give up illusions.
A piece of news came, and it was unbelievable that at a time when the global technology race was surging, 31 Chinese companies suddenly announced the lifting of the ban? What does that mean? Didn't Lao Meiti move the knife?
But as the saying goes, dogs that don't bark will bite people more, and the temporary relaxation of the ban is still increasing sanctions on the back of the United States; The people have also strengthened their faith: to give up illusions.
The United States lifted the ban on 31 Chinese companies
According to foreign media statistics, from August last year to the present, there have been Oslite, Daai Laser, China Second Heavy Machinery Group and other Chinese enterprises in the field of science and technology have been lifted and escaped the blacklist of the United States.
Not only Chinese companies have lifted the ban, but many foreign companies that were originally prohibited from entering the Chinese market have also been exempted.
For example, South Korean companies Samsung and SK Haishi have obtained a "permanent exemption", and their factories in Xi'an and Wuxi are operating in full swing; The global wafer foundry giant TSMC has also been temporarily allowed to expand its 28nm chip factory in Nanjing, China.
In the Sino-US chip competition, China is very uncomfortable being "stuck in the neck", but Biden's 80-year-old body is also out of breath, and the increasingly hollowed out United States, chip technology is still leading, but it is becoming more and more difficult to compete with China for chip manufacturing.
For example, TSMC and Samsung's plans to build factories in the United States have suffered a major setback due to the crotch pull of the United States, and people doubt whether the American market can replace China, the world's largest consumer market for technology products.
From the U.S. Chip Quadripartite Alliance to the tripartite agreement between the United States, Japan and the Netherlands, the United States has gathered the world's advanced chip technology into its hands, but who can the massive chips produced be sold to? Taking another 10,000 steps back, can the United States really produce chips?
This may be the reason why the United States has relaxed its various sanctions, and China's chip industry can temporarily breathe a breath of fresh air - but is it really that simple?
Illusions must be abandoned
On the surface, the ban was temporarily relaxed, but in fact, the US sanctions were non-stop.
After being slapped in the face by Huawei's domestic Kirin 9000S chip**, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Raimondo announced in front of the U.S. media: Low-end chips can be sold to China, but high-end chips are still banned!
For example, Huawei, China's number one technology company, has not relaxed the rope around its neck; A large number of chip factories in Chinese mainland will find it difficult to obtain ASML's mid-to-high-end lithography machines after this year; and artificial intelligence chips, which have gained momentum, are completely blocked by the United States.
High-end technology has suffered a tragic sniper, which does not mean that our mature low-end chips can sit back and relax, and the US media recently broke the news that the US Department of Commerce is strictly reviewing the use of mature chips by various companies in China, and what Raimondo said at the beginning is not worth believing.
Today, our EDA chip design software, our AI chips, our photoresists, and even the most difficult lithography machines must strengthen their determination to make domestic products.
The temporary halftime break of the US side is only for the next better attack, so we must abandon illusions and take the technology into our own hands. List of high-quality authors