จีนผลิตชิป Huawei Mate 60 Pro สมาร์ทโฟนสะเทือนโลก

The Huawei Mate 60 Pro was a shocking phone that marked a turning point in the chip wars, as China successfully declared its independence from America's technological blockade. 0:00 China launches the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, a smartphone that shook the world. 1:02 Why is Huawei being suppressed? 5:11 Why is America playing so aggressively? 6:56 How difficult is it to produce chips? 12:30 What's so great about the Huawei Mate 60 Pro? 13:37 How did Huawei produce the Mate 60 Pro? 16:10 Summary Huawei quietly launched the Huawei Mate 60 Pro without any announcement. However, it became an overnight sensation, becoming a world-shaking smartphone that even surpassed Apple's iPhone 15. America was amazed and stunned, as this marked China's declaration of independence, demonstrating its ability to manufacture chips, the core of future technology, without any further undue pressure from the United States. This marked a major turning point for the world, despite the US's efforts to boycott China to stop Huawei. Why was Huawei's rise suppressed? Huawei is one of China's largest technology companies, a rising star thanks to its comprehensive wireless communications business, crucial to the modern world. Huawei was founded by Ren Zengfei, a former Chinese military engineer. In 1987, Huawei began offering mobile phone networks, including 3G, 4G, and 5G, as I mentioned in the video above. Huawei overtook the incumbent Ericsson of Sweden and became the world's number one phone in 2012. Huawei entered the mobile phone business in 2003, led by Yu Chengdong. In 2009, Huawei launched its first Android smartphone, the U8220, priced at 6,900 baht. The company also launched its flagship Ascend P series, but it was not popular due to its difficulty in using and lacking differentiation from competitors. However, Huawei persevered. Until 2013, Huawei began to shine and exude innovation with the release of various models. This led to Huawei's mobile phone sales steadily increasing exponentially. By 2017, it had become the world's third-largest smartphone maker, with 153.2 million units sold. In 2018, it sold 205.2 million units, trailing Apple by a hair's breadth. In 2019, it rose to second place with 238.7 million units sold, surpassing Apple by 18% and trailing only Samsung. Huawei's popularity forced the United States to intervene, launching a tech war against China. The severity of the crackdowns is as follows: January 1, 2018, a ban on sales of Huawei's new flagship Made 10 Pro smartphone in the United States. June 2, 2018, the arrest of Meng Wanzhou, the CFO and daughter of Huawei founder Ren Zengfei. May 3, 2019, US President Donald Trump banned business dealings with foreign companies posing a threat to US national security. Huawei is among the companies on the Blacklist. Why is America taking such a hard line? 1. Huawei is the market leader and leader in 5G wireless network technology, which will become a key standard for future communications. 2. Huawei began to lead the mobile phone industry by developing cutting-edge chips, producing high-performance, affordable phones that are popular worldwide. It has grown exponentially, surpassing Apple. Mobile phones are increasingly important technology because they are not just for talking; they become the gateway to the online world, providing everyday life from the moment you wake up until you go to sleep. How difficult is chip production? A chip is a small, integrated circuit. It is the heart of everything, acting as the brain of devices ranging from mobile phones to cars to spacecraft. Chip manufacturing is a highly complex process, divided into three main steps: 1. Chip Design 2. Equipment 1) DUV Machine Deep Ultraviolet Lithography (DUV) machines begin with a wavelength of 365 nm, then 248 nm and 193 nm using Deep Ultraviolet light generated by electrical stimulation of argon fluoride. Development has been limited to this wavelength for a long time, producing chips as small as 14 nm. 2) EUV Machine Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography (EUV) machines are a cutting-edge chip manufacturing process, dramatically reducing the wavelength of light from 193 nm to 13.5 nm, a 14-fold reduction. EUV machines are considered one of the most fascinating and cutting-edge technologies in the world, coveted by everyone. They cost 3.9 billion baht each, and only one company in the world can manufacture them: ASML of the Netherlands, which has been banned from selling them to China by the United States. 3. Fabrication Chip manufacturing uses a technology called Photolithography, which works like a photocopier by firing ultraviolet laser light with DUV and EUV machines, is a process called fabrication or fab. It's complex, cutting-edge, and extremely expensive, and only a few companies can offer it. Examples include: Taiwan's TSMC (51.5%) Samsung (South Korea) (18.8%) GlobalFoundaries (USA) (7.4%) UMC (Taiwan) (7.3%) SMIC (China) (4.8%) Others (10.2%) What's so great about the Huawei Mate 60 Pr...