China Turns to Older Chipmaking Technology to Make 3nm Chips
The Chinese Academy of Sciences says early integration of stacked nanosheet GAA transistors using DUV tools could support sub-3nm chip development.
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China advances next-generation chip research beyond EUV limits
The Chinese Academy of Sciences has developed an early sub-3nm chipmaking process path using DUV lithography, showing a possible alternative route to advanced semiconductor production despite US restrictions...
Due to the ban imposed by America, after getting the latest EU equipment, China started manufacturing chips smaller than 3-nm using old technology. Chinese researchers have achieved success in the same way using the old lithography technique. Due to the current US export control regulations, the Dutch company Asmelle, which wants to make chips smaller than 7-nm, wants to sell state-of-the-art EU machines to China.
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