China's Homegrown CPU and Lithography Machine for 7nm Chips Conquer New Heights
What's new on Chips? - August 2, 2023
Editor’s Note:
China has successfully produced a new high-performance quad-core CPU, the Loongson 3A6000, using their own LoongArch instruction set architecture.
Shanghai Micro Electronics has developed advanced 28nm immersion lithography machines domestically in China, which are capable of manufacturing 7nm chips through multiple exposures.
Recently, a significant milestone in China's pursuit of independent CPU design has been achieved with the successful production of the new generation quad-core processor, the Loongson 3A6000. This processor, based on the LoongArchitecture, marks a notable advancement in the technological landscape.
The R&D Laboratory of the China Electronics Technology Standardization Institute conducted a comprehensive series of tests on the Loongson 3A6000 quad-core processor. Operating at a frequency of 2.5GHz, the processor demonstrated a single-thread integer/floating point score of 43.1/54.6 in SPEC CPU 2006 base, and a multi-thread integer/floating point score …
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