China's efforts to apply for slides clash with US sanctions

Huawei Technology’s ambitions to make chips with stronger capabilities of artificial intelligence and smartphones have major obstacles due to US sanctions, which hinder a major Chinese attempt to US technology. Huawei’s design is based on its upcoming “Ascend” processors, representing the company’s response to the dominant “envenia” processors, on the same 7pm technology that has prevailed for years, according to people who are familiar with the case, because the US sanctions prevent Huawei partnerships to buy the latest UV radi printing systems. The maximum of the company “Asml Holding”. China depends on ancient technology. This means that the most important chips will continue to rely on a shocking technology to at least 2026, according to what people who asked not to reveal their identity because of the sensitivity of the project. One of them said that Huawei’s smartphones for the extent Tarz group face similar restrictions. ‘Huawei’ stumbles with consequences, not only about its activities, but also the pursuit of China in the field of artificial intelligence in general. The company’s hardships indicate that China will be left out of the United States in 2025, while “Taiwan Simicokind Manovakchoring CO” – Apple and Invignia Chips – Slides manufactured with a 2 -year -old advanced technology about three generations. The bumps on the “Hawawi” road are the worst as the most important production partner of Huawei, “Simikikond Manovakchurring International Corp”, has problems, even in producing regular amounts of chips with 7 Nm technology. According to another person, the production lines that use the 7pm technology were influenced by the company, based in Shanghai, due to poor returns and problems in its reliable. He added that there is almost no guarantee that Huawei’s ability to secure the sufficient amount of smartphones and artificial intelligence flakes in the coming years. Representatives of “Huawei” and the company “Simikikond Manovakchurring International Co.” did not respond to messages and calls to request the comment. The problems facing ‘Huawei’ show that US sanctions have achieved initial success over years to stop China’s technological advances at current levels and deprived the leading national companies of the opportunity to upgrade to the next level. Huawei mainly contributed to China’s efforts to bring self -sufficiency in important sectors such as semiconductors and artificial intelligence. Despite its major investments in research, development and support for the Chinese government, the challenges facing the company, the most important obstacles facing China in the development of a global integrated supply chain and US competition in modern technologies. One of the most important challenges facing China is the decline in the quality of local equipment. Beijing encourages chips manufacturers to rely more on local suppliers to improve internal production. The ban on the maximum stone of stone pressure devices (EUV), which is an important component in the manufacture of advanced chips, greatly impedes these efforts. Huawei is trying to surpass America, Huawei and his partners use innovative methods to technically apply to address this situation. The state -backed chips are working to overcome the capabilities of Deep Stone Printing Machines (DUV) offered by the Dutch Company ASML, using the technology of “four -fold gravering”. The “quartet” process requires the implementation of four light exposure to the silicone disk, with an error margin that does not exceed hundreds of parts of human hair. Although it provides an alternative to the maximum stone of stone pressure devices, this technology consumes enormous resources and exposes production to errors and a decrease in the yield, according to an analyst at Yole Group. These efforts have extra challenges due to local equipment, as engineering teams in one of the experimental production lines were forced to replace Chinese equipment with foreign other to ensure reasonable production. US restrictions on China come in these challenges amid strict US restrictions that prevent China from buying the latest equipment from US businesses, such as “Applied Mateials” and “Lamb Research”, along with advanced artificial intelligence chips of “Invidia”. Huawei also needs ten millions of “Kirin” processors annually to operate its smartphones, and seeks to produce hundreds of thousands “as end” chips for artificial intelligence. In an effort to reduce the dependence on “Invidia”, Beijing has requested Chinese companies to adopt local alternatives such as “Huawei” products. In 2023, Huawei unveiled the Mate 60 Pro, with a 7 -Nm thick part of his design, which strengthened his technical position before the Chinese audience and achieved strong sales for seven consecutive quarters. However, the new challenge appears in the failure of the business to appoint the processors who will adopt in its upcoming phones for 2024. Huawei was unveiled on November 26 the ‘Mate 70’ phone, but it did not reveal the specifications of the devices. Instead, it has focused on promoting its “Harmoni” operating system in recent months. “China still has major challenges in producing 5 Nm thick chips with profitable yields and enough size, and these challenges highlight the improvement of multiple engraving technology or the development of maximum UV print devices locally.”