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Recently, the news that Huawei will face the fifth sanction has spread all over the place, which has worried the majority of pollens. It is said that the sanctions will include the interruption of the supply of 4G universal mobile phone chips, WiFi chips, PC-side chips and other materials, which caused a lot of uproar.
For Huawei, this is not the first time it has been restricted by the US government. In recent years, Huawei has repeatedly been targeted by US sanctions, and the Chinese government continues to take countermeasures.
Recently, China's version of the restricted export list has been updated again, a move interpreted by foreign media as a sign that China is no longer hiding its strength, showing the mainland's determination and ability in the field of technology.
In fact, not only Huawei, but also a number of Chinese companies have been restricted by the United States in the past few years. SMIC, Changjiang Storage and other companies have fallen into the dilemma of sanctions, and even some advanced technical equipment cannot be imported, such as EUV lithography machines. This continued restriction has had a considerable impact on China's tech industry, but it has also created cohesion in China's tech community.
"Treat others the way they are", the United States blacklisted a number of Chinese companies, and China also decisively took countermeasures. China's catalogue of prohibited and restricted export technologies has been updated with 32 deletions, 36 revisions and 7 additions. The update covers 139 technologies of China's cutting-edge technology, including 24 technologies whose external supply is prohibited and 115 technologies that restrict external supply. This move is aimed at safeguarding national security and ensuring that core technologies are not misused.
In the list of new technologies, CRISPR gene editing technology, synthetic biology technology, photovoltaic silicon wafer preparation technology, etc. are eye-catching.
In particular, lidar systems, a technology that has long been monopolized by foreign companies, restricts the development of Chinese companies. However, in recent years, domestic scientific research breakthroughs have enabled the application of lidar systems in the field of intelligent vehicles, which has promoted the vigorous development of the mainland intelligent automobile industry and made the fastest progress in the world.
At the same time, Chinese smartphone brands such as Xiaomi, Huawei, ZTE, etc. have also actively participated in the research and development of smart cars, making China's smart car research and development industry one of the largest in the world. The inclusion of lidar systems in the list of restricted exports has further narrowed the gap between Chinese and foreign enterprises in scientific and technological development, and demonstrated China's rise in the field of science and technology.
In addition to lidar systems, unmanned core technology has also become a target for export restrictions. This is reminiscent of the famous Chinese drone brand "DJI". DJI is the leader in the global drone market, accounting for more than 70% of the market. Although the United States has tried to get rid of its dependence on DJI, DJI's products are still far ahead due to the advantages of its core technology.
However, China's technological development should not stop there. In the field of semiconductors, self-research and self-production is still a strategic policy that mainland China needs to continuously promote in order to reduce its dependence on external technologies. Only by achieving self-sufficiency can the mainland's science and technology industry truly not be "stuck in the neck" by technology.
To sum up, the update of China's export restriction list shows that China's technology is becoming increasingly powerful and can make breakthroughs in multiple fields. However, this is not the end, but a new beginning. In the future development, China needs to continuously strengthen its innovation capabilities, maintain its leading position in science and technology, and achieve sustainable economic growth. What do you think of the Chinese version of the export restricted list? Welcome to leave your views in the comment area!
Recently, a widely discussed news has spread inside and outside the tech circles about Huawei's fifth sanction.
As Huawei users, pollen is undoubtedly the most concerned group, because it means that it may affect their mobile phone experience. Not only that, this sanction will also affect 4G general-purpose mobile phone chips, WiFi chips, PC chips and other materials, causing many people's concern and anger.
As a world-renowned technology giant, Huawei has long been accustomed to the vicissitudes of the international political arena. The previous sanctions experience has already made Huawei develop a tenacious ability. However, this time the sanctions seem to be more severe, especially the supply of key components such as mobile phone chips, which will directly affect the production and supply chain of Huawei products.
However, in the context of international politics and economics, sanctions seem to have become "conventional weapons" used by certain countries. Huawei is just a microcosm of this struggle. In recent years, the US government has frequently restricted and sanctioned Chinese companies, not even limited to Huawei, but also a series of enterprises such as SMIC and Yangtze River Storage, as well as some key technology equipment required by the Chinese market.
In this case, the Chinese government had to respond with a counterattack. Recently, the Chinese version of the restricted export and restricted export technology catalogue has been updated again, which has become the focus of attention for a while.
Foreign media can't help but sigh that China no longer hides its strength. The updated list of restrictions has undergone several rounds of revision and adjustment, covering 139 cutting-edge technologies, including 24 technologies that have been completely banned from external supply, and 115 technologies that have been restricted.
The new technology additions are eye-catching. Among them, new technologies in the fields of CRISPR gene editing technology and synthetic biology technology show China's rapid rise in the field of life sciences. The inclusion of lidar systems in the restricted list means that China's accelerated development in the field of smart cars, which has also achieved great achievements with the active participation of Chinese smartphone brands such as Xiaomi and Huawei, making China one of the most active countries in the world in smart car research and development.
In addition, the list of restricted exports also involves unmanned core technology. This is reminiscent of DJI, the Chinese drone giant that occupies an absolute dominant position in the global market. Even though the United States has tried to get rid of its dependence on DJI, the gap in core technology has allowed DJI's products to maintain a leading position. It is precisely because of these leading technologies that China has been able to maintain a certain advantage in counterbalancing external sanctions.
However, although the mainland has made remarkable progress in many fields, there are still some areas that need to further strengthen independent innovation.
Especially in the field of semiconductors, self-research and self-production have become one of the strategic goals of China's scientific and technological development. Only by reducing dependence on external technology and accelerating independent innovation can the mainland's science and technology industry become more resilient and competitive.
To sum up, the update of China's version of the export restricted list shows China's rise in the field of science and technology, and demonstrates the mainland's growing strength. However, it also reminds us that the development of science and technology is endless, and independent innovation is the key to achieving long-term goals. We expect China's science and technology to show more advantages on the international stage and promote the progress and development of human society.