Because Huawei's new laptop is considered as the test of how America's "ban" is damaging one of the largest Chinese societies, and brandedquity

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Huawei Technologies New Matebook Fold is based on a 7 -nanometer chip made by Semiconductor Manufacturers International Corp. (SMIC), which uses technology of years ago, indicating that US sanctions continue to hinder the progress of China in the advanced development of semiconductors, Bloomberg, citing consultancy techniques with headquarters in Canada. This chip uses the same 7nm process as Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro, which surprised US officials in 2023The Notebook-Tablet folding hybrid, launched in May, works on Haronyos of Huawei and reflects Beijing’s push for technological self-sufficiency among the restrictions led by the United States, observed Bloomberg. However, China struggles to access the cutting -edge chipmaking tools, since ASML that keeps NV is forbidden to sell advanced lithographic machines to Chinese companies. Techinsights said: “This probably means that SMIC has not yet reached a 5 Nm -equivalent node that can be produced on a large scale”, highlighting the impact of US technological checks on the SMIC capacity to compete with the main foundries.

The threat and fear of American China

The United States see China as a key rival in the field of artificial intelligence. Deepseek’s ascent at the beginning of this year sent shock waves among the US technological companies and dry billions from their evaluation. In addition to the efforts to prevent China from guaranteeing advanced semiconductor production equipment, Washington is blocking Chinese companies to acquire Nvidia high -end artificial intelligence chips for training, citing national security problems. Beijing, for his part, is now blocking his hopes on Huawei and Smic when it comes to advanced chipmaking.Despite the 2023 debut of Huawei of a 7nm chip in China, the progress stood, with the controls of US exports that limit Huawei to the production of only 200,000 chips to the ascends in 2025, according to the United States under the secretary of the trade Jeffrey Kessler, Bloomberg. Washington considers China as a rival in the AI, especially after the global emergency of Deepseek in 2025, and continues to block access to the AI chips high end of Nvidia. The founder of Huawei, Ren Zhengfei, in an interview with the Daily sidewalks, minimized the sidewalks, suggesting that techniques such as the stacking of chips could imitate the advanced results of the semiconductors.