According to data, China's chip imports in recent years have remained at US$350 billion to US$400 billion, and the biggest beneficiary is US chip companies.

According to data, China's chip imports in recent years have remained at US$350 billion to US$400 billion, and the biggest beneficiary is US chip companies. But what is puzzling is that Party B wants to "severe the supply" Party A. In the past two or three years, the United States has imposed chip blockades on Chinese companies, restricting the procurement of chip manufacturing equipment, preventing chips from being manufactured, and even modifying chip rules.

Under the heavy blow of the United States, Chinese companies were completely "beaten" awakened. In the past, Chinese technology companies were still confused and naively thought that it was better to buy than to make it. But reality has taught domestic technology companies a good lesson. It is better to have your own parents than to have their own parents, let alone rely on overseas companies. As Academician Ni Guangnan said, core technologies cannot be bought, so they can only rely on independent research and development. After

was "bottled", Chinese technology companies finally became aware of crisis and no longer satisfies death. Many technology companies have also joined the team of self-developed chips. For the common goal of "chip self-sufficiency rate exceeding 70% in 2025", domestic technology companies are working silently.

Looking back on the past 8 months in 2022, China Chip has made great breakthroughs. According to data, in the past eight months, China's total chip imports were 369.53 billion, while in the same period last year, China's total chip imports reached 426 billion, a decrease of more than 54.5 billion in eight months. There is no doubt that this is a gratifying achievement for China's chip industry. But for the US chip market, we can only be sad and suffer heavy losses.

China's chip imports decreased, which means that the chip shipments of US companies to the Chinese market have decreased, which directly affects the revenue status of US chip companies. According to US chip giant , Qualcomm , the US suppression of China's chip industry has had a huge impact on Qualcomm, and Qualcomm is losing US$8 billion in Chinese market. Obviously, Qualcomm can no longer sit still!

In fact, after the United States revised its chip ban, Qualcomm spoke for China more than once in order to ease relations with domestic partners and stabilize the Chinese market, and even warned the United States that it is a stupid behavior to "bottleneck" for Chinese chip companies and does not help support local chip companies.

Recently, Qualcomm has also made some new moves. Qualcomm not only joined forces with China National Geographic, but also extended his "hand" to the fields of smart wearables and automobiles. The new VR all-in-one machine - PICO4 series is equipped with Snapdragon XR2 processor, and the new generation of ideal ONE - L8 is equipped with the third generation of Snapdragon cockpit platform.

After entering 2022, the global smartphone market encountered "cold", and upstream chip suppliers were also affected. Qualcomm also realized that it could not rely too much on the mobile chip market, so it began to develop diversifiedly and has also made new layouts in the fields of smart wearable devices and smart cars. The ultimate goal is only one, to stabilize the Chinese market.

In general, the US's chip ban is mixed for Chinese companies. If the "fig leaf" of chip short board is torn off, then there is no excuse. You can only work hard and strengthen independent research and development. But in the long run, this is also the only way for China's chip development, and it may be a good thing to start early! What do you think about this? Welcome to comment and leave a message!