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    Taiwan: The chip capital of the world
    Taiwan leads the global semiconductor industry with a 60% market share, driven by TSMC.

    Produces the world’s most advanced chips, including under 5 nm technology.
    Powers next-gen devices, AI systems, and supercomputers.
    Highly skilled workforce and cutting-edge fabs set the global benchmark.
    Strong R&D and stable infrastructure keep Taiwan at the top of the chip hierarchy.

    Taiwan’s dominance ensures that most of the world’s AI and data centre chips trace back to its foundries.

    China: Building self-sufficiency fast
    China is rapidly increasing its semiconductor capacity to reduce import dependency.

    Companies like SMIC are scaling domestic chip production.
    Heavy government funding supports local innovation and fab construction.
    Currently holds 15% of the global share, expected to grow by 2030.
    Focus on AI chips and 7 nm nodes for national projects and export potential.

    China’s ambition is clear: to secure chip independence and lead the world in production volume within the next decade.

    South Korea: The memory chip powerhouse
    South Korea dominates the global memory chip market.

    Giants Samsung and SK Hynix control over 30% of the global DRAM and NAND supply.
    Their advanced under 7 nm process fuels mobile devices and global data centres.
    Significant investments in AI memory and next-gen storage solutions.

    The country’s precision manufacturing and innovation in memory design make it an essential link in the global semiconductor chain.

    United States: Investing to reclaim leadership
    The United States focuses on design leadership and new chip fabs.

    Major players: Intel, Qualcomm, and NVIDIA.
    The CHIPS and Science Act is driving billions in investment for new fabs.
    The US currently holds about 10% of global manufacturing.
    Strong ecosystem in chip design, R&D, and AI processors.

    The US aims to rebuild domestic manufacturing strength while reducing supply chain risks.

    Japan: The material and equipment giant
    Japan’s strength lies in materials and chipmaking equipment.

    Companies like Tokyo Electron lead in lithography and production tools.
    Renesas and Sony excel in specialised automotive and imaging chips.
    Supplies critical materials like silicon wafers, photoresists, and chemicals.

    Without Japan’s precision and material science, global chip production would face massive disruptions.

  • csibe1
    veterán

    "A trendet a JPMorgan is hasonlóan látja: a bank becslése alapján a kínai AI-chipek belföldi kiszállítása 2025-ben 1 millió darab körül lehet, 2028-ra pedig 5 millióra ugorhat."

    Akkor 2025-ben 1 millió darab körül lehetett, ha már múlt időben van.
    Becsülgetnek, aztán a franc se tudja, hogy mi az igazság. :D

  • S_x96x_S
    veterán

    > A hazai ökoszisztéma építését erősítheti, hogy a Moonshot AI nemrég azt állította: a Kimi K3 modelljét kizárólag helyi chipeken tanították.

    Erre van valamilyen forrás?
    mert egyes cikkek kifejezetten emlitik, hogy erről nincs semmilyen infó.

    "Moonshot hasn’t said what hardware it used to build K3, but the startup is a partner with Huawei."

    https://apnews.com/article/kimi-k3-china-ai-0d8a5e268deb11a673f4d444fc597cc5

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