Earlier this week, Huawei quietly released its new 5G device, the Mate 60 Pro, without revealing the kind of chip it uses. This has sparked many theories about how Huawei managed to circumvent the US sanctions.
In order to make sense of China's potential breakthrough in the chip sector, we present Professor Lufeng’s previous analysis of the history of China's semiconductor industry and, most importantly, the mistakes it has made. We find his analysis both relevant and crucial for understanding the overall industry landscape.
Professor Lufeng from Peking University is known for his keen insights into China's industrialization process and advocacy for China's independence in scientific and technological innovation.
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