After the U.S. sanctions on high-end chips, it may dump low-end chips to China!
According to statistics, the United States controls 50% of the world's chip market, and in the chip industry, the United States will never allow it to be threatened by any country or region. As long as they claim hegemony in the field of chips, they can reap the benefits while also hindering global technological progress.
For example, in the 80s, Japan surpassed the United States in wafer technology, and then the United States intervened, paralyzing Japanese semiconductor technology, forcing the Japanese semiconductor industry to step up research and development of more equipment and materials, and its wafer design and production have not fully recovered.
In recent years, China's chewing gum industry has developed rapidly and is threatening the hegemony of the United States in the field of chewing gum.
The U.S. wants to block China's 14nm process, 18nm DRAM process, and 128nm NAND flash process, thus preventing China from making progress in advanced processes.
As a result, the United States, along with Japan and the Netherlands, has also imposed an embargo on Chinese chips.
Under the constraints of cutting-edge technology, we will continue to develop mature technology, increase production, improve productivity, and then develop more valuable processes that are compatible with the national ** chain"。
In this case, the United States is likely to offer cheap chips to China, after all, the United States has only a hundred benefits and no harm.
In addition, the United States also wants to kill two birds with one stone, blockade China's high-end market, so that Chinese ejiao enterprises can no longer develop, killing two birds with one stone.
Now that the United States is severely restricting 5nm and 3nm chip technology, China can only import chips from the United States, and the United States will definitely impose an embargo on China in order to make more money.
But after the release of the Huawei Kirin 9000, the United States realized that the embargo would not stop them completely, and the United States would definitely increase its involvement in the market, and it would most likely be a two-way street.
Since we can produce such advanced chips, the United States will find ways to sell us products and put us in a difficult situation.
The current unlimited U.S. tax breaks for companies like Samsung and SK hynix, as well as Chinese mainland's one-year grace period for TSMC, give these companies the freedom to expand production capacity, putting them ahead of U.S. and Chinese homegrown companies.
Therefore, he can only hope that Chinese chip manufacturers, especially those that focus on high-quality chips, can overcome this obstacle and remain invincible in the semiconductor industry.