Text: Cheng Ai
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In recent years, TSMC has been a leader in the semiconductor industry, and its technical strength and market position in the field of chip manufacturing are unmatched. However, the remarks of a former TSMC executive caused an uproar, saying that although the mainland has the ability to make chips, it cannot connect with the world. What is the profound meaning behind this sentence? Let's explore it together.
As the world's leading chip manufacturer, TSMC has always been in the leading position in the industry. Its advanced process technology and high-quality chip products are favored by customers around the world, so it has maintained good profitability and market performance. However, the recent remarks of a former TSMC executive have made people re-examine the development status of the mainland chip industry.
TSMC has world-leading process technology and continues to introduce advanced chip manufacturing processes, such as 7nm, 5nm and even 3nm processes, to maintain its technological leadership in the field of chip manufacturing.
TSMC has many customers around the world, including Apple, Qualcomm and other well-known technology companies, and its chip products are widely used in smartphones, computers, servers and other fields, and its market position is solid.
Mainland chip companies have indeed made some progress in technology, but there is still a gap compared with TSMC, especially in advanced processes and processes.
Although mainland chip companies have made certain achievements in the domestic market, they still face many challenges in the global market, especially in terms of competing with international giants and integrating into the global industrial chain.
Although mainland chip companies have made some progress, they still face many difficulties and challenges if they want to be in line with international giants such as TSMC. It's not just a technical issue, it's a process that takes time and accumulation. Therefore, for TSMC, they have reason to remain confident and leading.
It is hoped that in the future, we can see mainland chip companies show stronger competitiveness and influence on the global stage
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