Huawei’s shock Breakthrough in Microchip Printing – Destroys massive US Chip Sanctions Campaign
translation/post by thefreeonline from digitimes.com / RT/vk.com/ The Telegraph/ on Jan 5th 2023

Huawei has patented ultraviolet light conversion technology to eliminate distortion due to interference when operating at extremely short wavelengths.
This development allows you to use the 10nm process to print microchips on its own. So it can not only circumvent US sanctions, but also challenge the entire industry for the production of these devices.
Huawei advanced cellphones, 5G systems and other advanced technology have been been largely banned and blocked by the US and its ‘allied’ states. Google, YouTube, Microsoft, Apple etc are prohibited from selling their systems to Huawei.

Just last month the US declared a new crackdown, forcing its ‘client states’ to stop all sales of advanced microchips to China.
In this context Huawei’s breakthrough has immense importance in breaking the US embargoes, which are clearly illegal under WTO trade rules.
The EUV lithograph.
Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography is so complex that it took the Dutch company ASML 17 years and more than €6 billion of investment to create a commercial facility for its application. In it, droplets of molten tin are irradiated twice with a laser, first to give them the shape of a pancake, and then to evaporate it.
The result is a microcloud of plasma that emits EUV light with the desired parameters. The process occurs at a frequency of 50,000 times per second.
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Mirrors in a lithographic machine
This technology is extremely classified, only five companies worldwide have access to it: Intel and Micron in the US, Samsung and SK Hynix in South Korea, and TSMC in Taiwan.
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