한국 따라잡는다더니.. 삼성의 결단으로 인한 일본 반도체의 최후

Japan struck the Korean semiconductor industry three times over the past 43 years, and was countered all three times. However, the fourth card Japan has played now is far more terrifying. The numbers speak for themselves as to why Korea rejected it outright. ▼ Chapter 00:00 Introduction — Japan’s Suspicious Love Call and Korea’s Rejection 01:30 First Attack: 1985 Dumping, The Decision That Overturned a 6x Gap 05:30 Second Attack: 2019 Export Restrictions on Materials, Parts, and Equipment, The Reversal of 92 Percent Dependence 10:00 Third Showdown: 2024 Rapidus and 900 Trillion vs. 93 Trillion 14:30 Decoding the Fourth Card, The True Nature of the "Free Lunch" Revealed by Line Yahoo 20:30 The Paradox of the Place Name "Giheung" and the Fifth Card: Warning ───────────────────────────────── Key Data • In 1985, due to Japan’s dumping attack, a single DRAM cost $0.30, while Samsung’s cost was $1.30. A decisive move to triple investment amidst 200 billion won in accumulated losses over two years • 92 percent dependence on Japanese photoresist in 2019 reversed with an 86 percent decrease in imports of Japanese hydrogen fluoride in 2020 • Rapidus Japan 93 trillion won vs. Yongin Megacluster Korea 900 trillion won, 10 times the scale · In-house state-of-the-art process 40nm vs. 3nm mass production, a 20-fold technology gap • Decoding Japan's "half-price construction offer" in 2024 through the "free lunch" frame proven by the Line Yahoo administrative guidance case • Giheung, a place name given by the Japanese Colonial Government in 1914; the irony of sending Japan away three times in a land named by Japan ───────────────────────────────── 30 percent self-reliance rate for materials, parts, and equipment; 4 Japanese companies hold 95 percent of the global EUV photoresist market, China's HBM gap is 3 years. The fifth card is already being played. If you are curious about the next stage of the Korean economy, please subscribe. #JapanSemiconductor #KoreaSemiconductor #SamsungElectronics #Samsung #Patriotism #Economics