China Semiconductor Progress & Opportunities Review 2020 – Single User

Description

Since the launch of China’s “Made In China 2025” strategic plan in 2015, billions of dollars have been invested to bolster the country’s self-sufficiency in ten key technology sectors.  Five years on, we review the accomplishments, challenges and, in some cases, downright failures from the perspective of the semiconductor industry.  We examine in particular China’s efforts to develop their own supply of DRAM and NAND chips and opine on both their progress and the risks they pose to the leading incumbents.

This eleven-page Brief uses eight charts to explain the market dynamics that will influence China’s companies and established suppliers, and four photographs of new memory fabs in China.

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