NEWS: Chinese media reports China is still far from semiconductor self-sufficiency February 23, 2021 at 04:42AM

Via Caixin in China, noting that while China was the world’s biggest chip buyer last year its still only a small producer.
China aims to domestically produce 70% of its semiconductors by 2025

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Via Caixin in China, noting that while China was the world’s biggest chip buyer last year its still only a small producer.
China aims to domestically produce 70% of its semiconductors by 2025