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Despite being handicapped by U.S. sanctions, Huawei and SMIC have a plan to produce 3nm chips - Vimarsana News

Despite being handicapped by U.S. sanctions, Huawei and SMIC have a plan to produce 3nm chips

Multiple patents indicate that Huawei and SMIC have a way to make 3nm chips using older DUV lithography machines.

In case China invades Taiwan, ASML and TSMC have a plan - Vimarsana News

In case China invades Taiwan, ASML and TSMC have a plan

ASML and TSMC have a plan to remotely disable the former's extreme ultraviolet lithography machines in case China invades Taiwan.

Huawei & SMIC to build 5nm chip without EUV machines - Vimarsana News

Huawei & SMIC to build 5nm chip without EUV machines

SMIC will be able to make a 5nm chip for Huawei without using modern EUV lithography machines. This is how...

Dutch government says China seeks military advantage from ASML tools, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Dutch government says China seeks military advantage from ASML tools, ET Telecom

Van Leeuwen said that ASML tools are used to make advanced semiconductors that can go into "high-value weapons systems and weapons of mass destruction" and the Dutch government focuses on "the risk of undesirable end use" when reviewing export licensing decisions.

china military advantage asml: China seeks military advantage from ASML tools: Dutch government - Vimarsana News

china military advantage asml: China seeks military advantage from ASML tools: Dutch government

Dutch trade minister Geoffrey van Leeuwen said that ASML tools are used to make advanced semiconductors that can go into "high-value weapons systems and weapons of mass destruction" and the Dutch government focuses on "the risk of undesirable end use" when reviewing export licensing decisions.