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SMIC, China’s largest semiconductor manufacturer, was previously reported to have successfully developed its 5nm process without using advanced EUV machinery. Looking at what was accomplished, especially with the U.S. trade ban in place, the announcement was nothing short of a breakthrough and one that would allow Huawei to add next-generation Kirin chipsets to its upcoming smartphone range, the Mate 70. Unfortunately, one tipster has refuted these claims, stating that the Kirin 9100, which is said to be the name of Huawei’s next SoC, will not be fabricated on the 5nm node. Going by this rumor, the Kirin 9100 for Huawei’s […]

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Huawei Catches A Relief, As The U.S. Depart Of Defense Cannot Prevent Any Company From Using Its Equipment; Pentagon Seeks A Formal Waiver

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A law passed in 2019 by the U.S. authorities, preventing Huawei’s equipment, mainly network paraphernalia, from being used. Now, it appears that the U.S. Department of Defense cannot bar any entity from using this equipment, which has probably riled up The Pentagon because, according to the latest report, it is pushing for a formal waiver that prevents government agencies from signing contracts with companies that have Huawei-branded hardware installed. Huawei accounts for 33 percent of the world’s telecommunications equipment globally, making it next to impossible for companies to replace the hardware with something else The majority of the globe heavily […]
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