Huawei invests in chipmaking equipment industry to replace foreign tech, FT reports
The Financial Times describes Huawei playing a “project management” role to build components for deep ultraviolet (DUV) machines and avoid export controls.
The Financial Times describes Huawei playing a “project management” role to build components for deep ultraviolet (DUV) machines and avoid export controls.
The Financial Times reports that Huawei is investing across the industry that makes lithography equipment for chip manufacturing, while helping secure deals with leading chip factories. The goal, according to FT, is to eliminate foreign technology from China’s semiconductor supply chain. FT also describes Huawei coordinating the development of components for DUV machines to avoid export controls.
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The Financial Times describes Huawei playing a “project management” role to build components for deep ultraviolet (DUV) machines and avoid export controls.
The Financial Times reports that Huawei is investing across the industry that makes lithography equipment for chip manufacturing, while helping secure deals with leading chip factories. The goal, according to FT, is to eliminate foreign technology from China’s semiconductor supply chain. FT also describes Huawei coordinating the development of components for DUV machines to avoid export controls.
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