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#china #america #netherlands #japan #chip #semiconductor In today's fierce arena of global technology competition, China's chip field has always been subject to constraints and challenges. For example, the trilateral alliance formed by the United States, Japan, and the Netherlands not only imposed sanctions on China, but also banned the export of photolithography machines to China. Just when it is generally believed that China is making slow progress in the chip field, Huawei recently launched a smartphone called Mate60 Pro. The phone is equipped with Huawei’s latest developed Kirin 9000S chip, which uses China’s most advanced 7-nanometer chip technology. Just as some British media claimed that China had broken through the three-year blockade of chips by the United States, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce stated after visiting China that it would continue to sell semiconductor chips to China. At the same time, European lithography machine supplier ASML also suddenly begged China to continue buying their lithography machines. This series of actions makes people surprised, and at the same time, they are also very curious about whether there is any deep meaning behind it?
