SIA: China’s Share of Global Chip Sales Nearing Level of Europe and Japan

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SIA: China’s Share of Global Chip Sales Nearing Level of Europe and Japan - Pandaily

The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) in the United States released a report on Monday saying that the global chip sales of Chinese mainland companies are increasing.

pandaily.com

 

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China surpasses Taiwan in global chip sales, says SIA

China’s semiconductor industry registered an annual growth rate of 30.6% in 2020 to reach US$39.8 billion in total sales.

www.theedgemarkets.com

 

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Yesterday a dozen selfproclaimed independent U.S. regime run media mouthpieces independently tell U.S. Chinas chip industry collapsed and failed, all parotting the same disinformation script and braindead spins that only an infant could fall for. The next day we find that output more than doubled in half a decade and global marketshare of Chinese chips reached from 1 in 5 to 1 in 10 depending on the field.

Imagine being one of these notorious American posters here constantly struggling to safe face and conjure some bullshit to cope with reality but just coming off like a smartass clown that nobody takes serious and not even getting paid for it like his other American peers.

 

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Yesterday a dozen selfproclaimed independent U.S. regime run media mouthpieces independently tell U.S. Chinas chip industry collapsed and failed, all parotting the same disinformation script and braindead spins that only an infant could fall for. The next day we find that output more than doubled in half a decade and global marketshare of Chinese chips reached from 1 in 5 to 1 in 10 depending on the field.

Imagine being one of these notorious American posters here constantly struggling to safe face and conjure some bullshit to cope with reality but just coming off like a smartass clown that nobody takes serious and not even getting paid for it like his other American peers.

We need the report for import of semi con chips into China for 2021. Will it be a increase or decrease in terms of USD?

 

[Globenim]

We need the report for import of semi con chips into China for 2021. Will it be a increase or decrease in terms of USD?

Its an interesting point but not the answer to the important question.

What does it tell you if China pays twice or five times as much in nobody cares terms, when China is consuming 10 times as much and the rest of the world is spending 100 times as much or vice versa less.

 

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Its an interesting point but not the answer to the important question.

What does it tell you if China pays twice or five times as much in nobody cares terms, when China is consuming 10 times as much and the rest of the world is spending 100 times as much or vice versa less.

One of the moot point for self made China chips is to reduce import and cut precious fund outflow. China chip import shall stabilize at USD 200 billion and below.

 

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One of the moot point for self made China chips is to reduce import and cut precious fund outflow.

The relevant point is still how you measure that reduction, what you factor in and what you use as a baseline in a complex global market.

If you buy a chip for 1 Indian Rupee and sell the finished product for 2 Indian Rupees and tomorrow you buy a chip for 2 Indian Rupees and you sell the product for 4 Indian Rupees, are you more or less dependant?

If you buy 1 chip and make 1 yourself yesterday and tomorrow you still buy 1 chip but make 2 yourself today, are you more or less dependant?

If you buy 1 Rupee worth of chips and ship products with 2 Rupee worth of chips including your own today but tomorrow you buy 2 Rupee worth of chips and ship products with 5 Rupee worth of chips including your own, are you more or less dependant?

You bought 2 Rupee worth of chips from A and B, but B was hit by a meteor so prices rocketed to 3 Rupee for the same amount of chips, are you now more or less dependant?

If Chinas export had hypothetically tanked in unit terms and everyone is unemployed, people would hardly jump to the conclusion of a Chinese chip industry victory after chip imports dropped in Dollar terms as well.