FairAndUnbiased
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I had high hopes for you, but your gratuitous denigration of other countries has significantly detracted from your contributions. I have to put you in the penalty box with Raphael, unfortunately.
I didn't name any countries. Its not me that's bragging all the time about how they look down on poor Chinese living in a polluted desert wasteland and how Chinese can only copy, when their own country can barely manufacture a bicycle, much less understand integrated circuits.
with 100nm ... ok? See what VSMC Vietnam could do, ( VSMC coop with TSMC )
I already know what it can do. VSMC is fabless - it only designs chips. Also, like I said before, it deals in embedded hardware, RFID and power electronics, not higher end products like CPU/GPU, SoC, or imaging detectors.
There is also no evidence that it uses 100 nm design rules; I looked at their website and found no mention of 100 nm design rules. Indeed, the products they offer are more typical of over 1 um design rules, which means 70's technology. Meanwhile Huawei is already at 16 nm design rules (i.e. at the very edge of technology) and SMIC is already manufacturing at 28 nm.
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