Huawei’s new chip scaling law aims to sidestep ASML chokepoint but hurdles remain: analysts
Huawei Technologies has introduced a new chip scaling law and architecture aimed at creating advanced 1.4-nanometre processing nodes by 2031, seeking to bypass manufacturing constraints caused by US sanctions and ASML bottlenecks. Analysts warn, however, that China’s semiconductor independence still faces significant manufacturing challenges.
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