අැමරිකාවත් හොල්මන් වෙලා 5G chip ඵක චීන්නුම හදපු නිසා.Sanction දැම්මට වැඩක් වුනේ නෑ නේ..චීනේ මේ ෆෝන් ඵක විකිණෙනවා වැඩියිලු..
IDC's Guo added that Huawei "basically weathered through external restrictions in the past few years and is set to become extremely competitive in the premium segment of the market this year." Chris Miller, a professor at Tufts University and author of the book "Chip War" writes, "This shows that Chinese companies like Huawei still have plenty of capability to innovate. I think it will also probably intensify debate in Washington on whether restrictions are to be tightened."
The Huawei Mate 60 Pro could tally 7 million units in sales and more
Some analysts believe that the U.S. government will respond by tightening its restrictions against Huawei even more. But if SMIC can create 7nm SoCs without using an extreme ultraviolet lithography machine (EUV), which is made by one Dutch company (ASML) but is prohibited from being shipped into China, we can't imagine what more can be done to keep Huawei from finding ways to get around U.S. restrictions.
Just to be clear, the Kirin 9000s chip is not close to cutting-edge technology compared to what TSMC, and Samsung Foundry are rolling off the assembly lines. Still, Huawei reportedly has some patent applications related to EUV lithography that might make a difference. Look, every time the U.S. thought it had Huawei down for the count, the company came up big. When it comes to smartphone innovation, you don't want to be betting against Huawei.
https://www.phonearena.com/news/huawei-mate-60-pro-5g--selling-strongly_id150413
https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mate_60_pro-12530.php
Demand is strong for Huawei's first 5G phone in nearly three years
The Kirin 9000s chipset is capable but not cutting-edge
IDC's Guo added that Huawei "basically weathered through external restrictions in the past few years and is set to become extremely competitive in the premium segment of the market this year." Chris Miller, a professor at Tufts University and author of the book "Chip War" writes, "This shows that Chinese companies like Huawei still have plenty of capability to innovate. I think it will also probably intensify debate in Washington on whether restrictions are to be tightened."
The Huawei Mate 60 Pro could tally 7 million units in sales and more
Some analysts believe that the U.S. government will respond by tightening its restrictions against Huawei even more. But if SMIC can create 7nm SoCs without using an extreme ultraviolet lithography machine (EUV), which is made by one Dutch company (ASML) but is prohibited from being shipped into China, we can't imagine what more can be done to keep Huawei from finding ways to get around U.S. restrictions.
Just to be clear, the Kirin 9000s chip is not close to cutting-edge technology compared to what TSMC, and Samsung Foundry are rolling off the assembly lines. Still, Huawei reportedly has some patent applications related to EUV lithography that might make a difference. Look, every time the U.S. thought it had Huawei down for the count, the company came up big. When it comes to smartphone innovation, you don't want to be betting against Huawei.
https://www.phonearena.com/news/huawei-mate-60-pro-5g--selling-strongly_id150413
https://www.gsmarena.com/huawei_mate_60_pro-12530.php
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