Reborn in 2003, with thirty years of semiconductor technology memory. Due to the advantages of rebirth, memory and R&D capabilities have been strengthened, and chips have been built from scratch.
In his previous life, Lin Chen had been deeply involved in semiconductors for 30 years, and experienced the frustration of the industry being choked by overseas over and over again. In the end, he fell ill from overwork and fell ill in the laboratory working on the 7nm process.
When he woke up, he returned to the Southern Electronics Factory in 2003 and became an assembly line technician with a monthly salary of 1,800 yuan.
This year, chips were still faltering, lithography machines were blocked by the West, overseas giants monopolized the global market, and domestic manufacturers could only earn some hard-earned money through OEM.
Starting from a second-hand packaging production line that was eliminated by the factory, we overcame the difficulties of electronic materials, developed our own chip architecture, and cracked the hard core of photolithography machines.
European and American alliances engage in technical blockade? Set up patent barriers?
Then use absolute technical strength to tear apart all blockades and build a completely domestic semiconductor industry chain.
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