Two informed sources revealed that China plans to issue its first policy guidance encouraging the nationwide use of open source RISC-V chips to accelerate the reduction of China’s dependence on Western technology. The policy is expected to be released this month, although the final date may vary.According to sources, the policy has been jointly drafted … Read more
Crazy Computers The microcomputer—or personal computer—may be one of the most revolutionary inventions of the 20th century. Throughout history, no technology has been able to so rapidly and continuously overturn itself and iterate in such a short time. In 1946, the world’s first general-purpose computer, ENIAC, was born at the University of Pennsylvania; in 1947, … Read more
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1. Semiconductor Equipment Industry Concept and Classification (1) Concept of Semiconductor Equipment Semiconductor equipment, in a narrow sense, refers to the equipment used in the chip manufacturing and packaging processes. Broadly, it also includes the machinery needed to produce semiconductor raw materials, which is a crucial supporting link in the semiconductor industry supply chain. The … Read more
China’s economic upgrade is primarily focused on two key sectors: the automotive manufacturing industry and the integrated circuit industry. Conversely, to ultimately defeat Western powers, we must achieve a turnaround in these two super industries. In the coming decade, we must prepare for a long-term battle; if we succeed, China will become a true superpower. … Read more
In recent years, people have seen many news articles about Chinese citizens shopping abroad in newspapers and social media. Coupled with the real estate boom in first and second-tier cities, it seems that Chinese people are wealthy and have entered a stage of consumption upgrade. During this year’s Two Sessions, Premier Li mentioned that there … Read more
You know how many occupations we have in our country? 513! Today’s post includes all the occupations in our country, wishing everyone good occupational health! Occupational Types (Provincial Certification) Art Occupational Health for Advertisement Designers, Graphic Designers, Interior Designers, Fashion Designers, Landscape Designers, Industrial Designers, Animation Designers, Product Display Designers Business Occupational Health for Hotel … Read more
This issue shares the content of a speech given by PhD student Fan Guanyan from Renmin University of China at the ITrust International Symposium. She mainly introduced the research results of the ITrust project, discussed the applicability of its conclusions in China in light of our current situation, and compared the differences and similarities between … Read more
Every successful innovation has gone through a difficult journey from its inception to its growth, and FPGA is no exception. As a high-tech innovation, since the first FPGA was born in Japan by Seiko, it has exploded in the 1990s. Not only the FPGA giants in Europe and America like Xilinx, Altera, and Lattice, but … Read more
1. Arm’s Ongoing Challenges? 2. Arm: CEO Wu Xiongang refuses to resign and attempts to prevent Chinese chip companies from communicating with and supporting Arm’s technology; 3. Reuters: U.S. Commerce Department officials join MediaTek’s lobbying efforts; 4. Haige Communications signs a 255 million yuan order contract with special institutional clients, involving Beidou navigation products and … Read more