Core Soul of a Great Power: Layout Semiconductors Ten Years in Advance

In his previous life, Lin Yuan watched helplessly as China Semiconductor was choked by overseas giants. Lithography machines are embargoed, patents are blocked, and price wars are strangled. Countless engineers have worked hard, but they can never catch up with others. Until 2035, Changxin Technology collapsed in the last sanctions, and he also died in an accident. When he opened his eyes again, he was back in 2015. The National Industrial Guidance Fund has not yet injected capital, Xingdian Group has just raised its butcher knife, and everything is still too late. This time, he is no longer the nerd who immerses himself in technology. He accurately avoids all R&D pitfalls and plans every technology iteration in advance; he unites domestic upstream and downstream companies to create an indestructible semiconductor industry chain; he recruits talents from around the world and allows those Chinese people who should have been living abroad to return to the embrace of the motherland. Some people said he was a lunatic. A college student dared to dream of making chips. Some people called him a money-crazed man who was so stingy that he even had to bargain for moving expenses. But only those engineers who followed him knew that what this man had in mind was the future of China Semiconductor. When domestic DDR5 memory is mass-produced, when domestic DUV lithography machines roll off the production line, when Innosilicon becomes the world's number one memory chip manufacturer. Lin Yuan stood on the podium of the United Nations, did not shout any slogans, and only told the stories of three ordinary Chinese engineers. That day, the whole world heard the sound of the rise of Chinese chips.