News from the IT Home on October 19th: Chen Liwu from Intel recently stated in an interview with Nikkei Asia that the gap between China and the United States in chip manufacturing technology is not significant.

The gap in chip manufacturing technology between China and the United States has always been a hot topic in the tech industry. Elon Musk (note from IT: Elon Musk) once believed that China could break through the current limitations in as little as two to three years. However, the person in charge of Zeiss' semiconductor business believes that it is a reasonable estimate to say that China is 15 years behind in the latest EUV technology.
Chen Liwu stated that both Chinese and American companies have their own advantages and disadvantages, and meeting customer needs is Intel's top priority. Whoever can produce the products that best satisfy corporate and ordinary customers will be the one to succeed.
When the host asked Chen Liwu, "Can China catch up with the advanced chip technology of the United States in the next 5-10 years?", he replied, "At present, I don't think the gap is that big."












