Can Russia Develop Its Own Chips?
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- On April 17, 1958, the Brussels World Expo officially opened with 54 countries and international organizations participating. The Soviet Pavilion and the U.S. Pavilion, adjacent to each other and of similar size, became the two largest and most attention-grabbing pavilions in the expo.
As early as October of the previous year, the Soviet Union had successfully launched the first artificial satellite. The Soviet Pavilion at the Brussels World Expo prominently showcased a replica of this remarkable achievement, positioning the model of the artificial satellite conspicuously in the exhibition hall. Simultaneously, the pavilion featured numerous high-tech achievements, including a model of the world's first nuclear power plant and an icebreaker powered by nuclear energy.
In comparison, despite the United States successfully launching its first artificial satellite, "Explorer 1," two months prior, its pavilion did not exhibit corresponding satellite technology or any high-tech products. Instead, the focus was on lifestyle, with daily fashion shows and a 360° film titled "Journey through America" playing on color television, presenting examples of the superiority of the American way of life.
The Soviet Union represented technology, while the United States represented lifestyle. This seemed to be the prevailing sentiment among the majority of European residents after visiting the pavilions.
After the dissolution of Soviet, Russians gained much experience in working with Intel and other semiconductor factories. In fact, Russia already supplied many components to ASML. Russia is able to manufacture rare earth materials required for chip manufacturing. So they have great confidence that they can establish 28mn process.
The architecture of the Pentium is not based on a Soviet design taken out of the country by a married couple of developers.
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somehow i doubt that theory...........
@@user-ou6jj8bx9f he’s talking about VLIW & the Intel Itanium or whatever it was called.
@@user-ou6jj8bx9fwhat is based on?
Russia is not competing in the chip market for mobile phones but rather chips for its military and civilian industries. This is national security and it has no choice but to maintain and develop the chip industry as most processes are now electronic and therefore require chips.
The Western monopoly on technology will come to an end sooner or later. Now there are many countries that are rapidly developing and Russia is no exception.🥰
USA is breaking its own rice bowl, the USA just showed to the world that nobody should rely on the technology produced by USA.
Sorry, 😂I would hardly call the country that created and launched the first satellite devrloping technology.
@@sciiencehelps = cheap western troll, laugh till you can!
@@sciiencehelps go learn your lessons mommy's son
To anyone paying attention, China has made phenomenal scientific progress. The civil engineering is decades ahead of the west.
Are talking about the Russia which was the first country to launch a satellite to Space in 1957 and first to send a human to space in 1961 or another Russia?
yea, the monopoly country on nuclear energy, biggest space telescope and first country that have hypersonic weapon, this one.
@@trololoev I haven't heard about biggest space telescope other than JWST.
@@alexanderbelov6892 project radioastron (Spectr-r, Spectr-rg, spectr-uv and spectr-r). This is series of telescopes, some on Earth, some on orbit and some in deep space. All of them combined made telescope with diameter of 300 000 kilometers, because his work depend not from physical size, but from range between telescopes.
@@trololoev Virtual telescopes size does not count as real telescope size..
@@alexanderbelov6892 in that case it count. But if you also want big size - they still big (10 meters in diameter) and heavy (almost 3 tonnes), but still their biggest achievement is virtual size.
Yes, RUSSIA can and will surely create their own chips.
@@y_x2 Okay, you tell me why you think I am not serious, if Russia can defeat the entire West and the sanctions imposed on her, why can't she create her own chip.
@@y_x2 they did build complex chips, e.g. Elbrus CPU are complex as intel/AMD CPUs
@@y_x2 There are so many ways to reach the same result.
@@y_x2 Absolutely, the truth is countries like China and Russia will never be deceived by the West anymore. China as of today has built the most up to date and functional space station, but the West and America kicked them out of ISS. As long as Russia has the will and determination, they will surely source for the money. Just as China has learned a lot of lessons from this semiconductor war America has initiated on them, so has Russia learnt a lot of lessons from the economic sanctions the entire Western powers has imposed on her because of Ukraine.
The sanctions backfire because Russia does stuff on it’s own being as they can’t buy stuff from the West.😮😮😮
Interesting facts, Russia has production of x-ray mirrors and optics, and EUV/x-ray light sources ( synchrotron) - both are needed in current EUV lithography process. So it's a matter of combining them with precision mechanics and specially designed software, and you'll get a modern EUV lithography machine.
Проблема в том что у России весь рынок занят другими компаниями . ведь если так посмотреть сколько вообще стран в мире способны производить микроэлектронику .
You have a good point there, they just have to refocus and adapt for the semiconductor lithography. It would be good to see Russia catch up always wondered why they haven't; now China is getting close to TSMC level; think they are at 7nm. But I read that Intel will have 2nm in 2024 and TSMC and Samsung 2025-26 for 2nm.
Have you a better Joke?
I was involved in the construction of the FAB in Selenogras the technology there is more than 20 years old.
@@cybernit3 "It would be good to see Russia catch up" - that has been planned and is being implemented. Meanwhile other parts of technology process (circuit design and integration, board manufacturing etc.) are being deployed.
Russians are good in physics, if they acquire friendly environment from their government and cooperation they can become one of the first hi-tech manufacturers because of science.
Of course, with enough money, the Russians can also participate in the chip race and catch up, just like China is doing. But people would rather spend it on war. People throw in their own glasses, they say
😊 mathematics, physics, chemistry, programming ❤
They do, but the west will sanction countries who buys such techs from Russia. So why produce when it may not be sold to others for use?
@@TheMadara05Russia has all these in abundance
Can you name a tech product made by rusia?
Сможем, потому что нужда лучший учитель. Запад совершил стратегическую ошибку наложив санкции, отрезав от системы платежей. Это лишь заставило Россию быстрей становится независимой настолько, насколько возможно. Если бы Запад подошел более взвешенно и не стал на все подряд накладывать санкции, то отрыв от Запада был бы дольше, если вообще возможен.
I want to ask you friends, are all the products and services of western companies still available, sorry I'm a foreigner🙏
@far9887 На потребительском уровне разницы я лично не заметила. Чем пользовалась, тем и продолжаю. Может , у кого то другого были какие-то неудобства, вроде Инстаграмма, но продукцией этой компании я лично пользоваться не хочу и не буду. Не знаю, что сделало наше руководство страны для того чтобы люди практически разницы не видели до и после санкций, но они молодцы.
Soviet Union already produced it's own chips. Soviet microchips are simple, but reliable and protected from external electromagnetic radiation, which allows them to be used in military equipment
Они ещё и в космосе надёжно работали, в жёсткой радиации.
Exactly. West thinks we are living in trees...
@@renezadaknah, that's your mother
According to the creepy Sleepy Biden, russians are stealing the clothes washing machines to take their chips and from them build hypersonic missiles and 5th generation fighting aircrafts.
Then, you must be familiar with the name Vladimir Pentkowsky, the father of the Intel's Pentium line, he came with a team from the Russian Academy of Sciences to teach Intel how to multiprocessing, out of order execution, cache and supporting memory processing and multi- processes that the only limiting factor was Intel's ability to soak it up choosing to do single serial processing instead of long instruction parallel processing ( the Soviets were doing multiprocessing since 1962 with the ICBM's )... The second team of the Soviet Academy of sciences came to help Intel again to build a Long instruction set parallel processor which later was called Itanium but who knows what they were going to use it for but they ditch the Soviets and invited Hewlett Packard to join them but it was a flop since they could not cut it in the programming of long instruction set but there was no way back and ended op in the lab to never be a commercial item...... Or you guys hears the team from the Soviet Academy of Sciences that came to teach SUN MICRO SYSTEMS to teach them how to build fast parallel processing processors that started the SPARC processor line that Oracle and Fujitsu uses and that was instrumental in building the internet AND that was a completed successful project that it is still is produced today thanks to the Russians!....
Pentkowsky was not the „father of Intel‘s Pentium line“. The Pentium was mainly developed by the same team as the 386/486, lead by J. Crawford and V. Dham; Pentkovsky didn‘t play a central role all all. Same with the SPARC processor which was based on the revolutionary Berkeley RISC system. The Soviet Union was far behind in the whole computer industry, and there is no reason to invent myths.
Pentkowsky was the group leader from the Russian Academy of Sciences.... I was there living in San Jose Ca.@@alexandervt641
Thank you so much as your comment with regards to this post is more than enough. There is nothing more to say.
@@NerickovaNoha The SU priority was military and not consumer goods.... You can see the rise of China with Russian scientists...They are the best right out of school...
@@alexandervt641 The Soviet Union lagged behind in implementation of production for the population. Reason: planned production.
The USSR was ahead of the West in developments and discoveries. Under the USSR, two factories were built. One for the separation of inert gases and the second in Ukraine for ultra-clean purification of inert gases for the production of lithography. As of 2022, Russia's share in global supplies of inert gases is 70%. In Ukraine, 2 factories were stopped; this part of the world market was taken over by China.
Based on your logic, did the USSR foresee the development in the West of lithography using inert gases? :) No. Development of Soviet scientists. 2011 lithography using ultraviolet radiation was developed by Russian scientists. We could not produce by recognizing Western patents on our technologies until 2022. And this video was created by the author from Western propaganda and says nothing.
They have all they need: engineers, resources and orders from the military industry. If the Russian government will finance those industries and they will collaborate with China, they will succeed.
Russia doesn‘t has a serious industrial basis and far too less qualified specialists. Instead, young people are sent by the military into the Ukraine war. Russia also doesn‘t have the financial resources. And, finally, Putins corrupt economic system is not capable to produce anything competitive. In over twenty years it only produced garbage. Only chance is to get some chips from China.
Meh… Russia can not trust anyone. They need to build vertically integrated semi manufacturing. Do not need 3 nm chips for critical defense infrastructure applications. Improve over time. Also develop own software including operating systems.
eventually, inspite of putin
@@AjitMD develop own software including operating systems 🤣🤣🤣🤣
At 350 nm scale , it is easy for Russia to build that lithography machine on its own.
As far as I know, 65 nanometers are currently being produced. But there is still a large percentage of defects.
@@_Sergey-Shishkin. For some reason Russia doesn´t seem to be concerned about semiconductor developments at all. One could read how they bought patents from say AMD in the early 2000´ and yet nothing really materializes, while the whole western world freaks out and starts pumping trillions into new fabs. Strange.
@@_Sergey-Shishkin. yah no best machines are at 6 nanometers now . Russian build liptography machines only able to produce 1um .
@@peternesteruk5386 Today, the production of good quality chips in Russia is 160 nanometers.
@@peternesteruk5386 3nm....
Russia should work together with China so as not to duplicate efforts. China needs to accomodate Russia's need for physical fabs on site by moving some of it's fabs to Russia.
Incapable of original thought and thieves.So make a perfect pair.😅
@@hughhunt6679 Might be you misunderstood. Chinese scientists have played significant role in the US semiconductor industry all along.
@hughhunt6679 did you listen to the video ? You'd have easily established who was the original tech development.... Empty Baldy😅
@@hughhunt6679 Who just stole 20.000 Chinese patents?
@@hughhunt6679 US itself is a thief by mostly relying on Foreign engineers, ex: Indians, Chinese, etc
One fact is that Russia trains more engineers every year than the USA, which is 3 times larger. The university is free, the admission criteria are solely ability and talent. YES, THEY PRODUCE chips, they are about 6 years Taiwan behind.
Here is a fact for your vodka riddled brain "Russian Chip Plan: Mass Production of 28nm Chips by 2027 and 14nm Chips by 2030" Right now the can't make any. If the above statement turns into reality, that will put the filthy katsaps about 20 years behind. We out here call that "a fricken joke"...
I think the backlog in the technical process is still about 15 years old. And by the time this gap is reduced and colossal money is spent on development, the technological process will go even further. Well, extreme photolithography seems to be an insurmountable obstacle. Therefore, it is more expedient to continue the production of outdated microprocessors for the military industry and try to return to cooperation after some time.
"The university is free" - not true. It is only free if you have great grades. Others pay.
В настоящее время тайваньский процесс производства чипов на 15 лет опережает российский, а к 2025 году он будет производить 2-нм техпроцесс.
"Can Russia _Develop_ Its Own Chips?"
No questions. Russian R&D company developped Elbrus 2000 series of processors with VLIW architecture. First one was produced by TSMC (90nm) in 2011.
Russia under Yeltsin and Western banker advice (ask Jeff Sachs) took down many Russian key self reliance industries, they were advised it would be better to import from the west. Since the 2014 war in Ukraine Putin has systematically reinvested to ensure self reliance and 2022 Ukraine has helped that along at warp speed. Working with China there will be no looking back. In China's vision of the world all countries should have key self reliance and trade balanced.
The downfall started long before Yeltsin, when Ershov decided that it is better to clone the western designs instead of proceeding with Soviet designs that were at that point in many ways superior.
Gorbachev, Yeltsin, his relatives, friends pillaged and destroyed USSR and Russia. What is wrong with Russians? Voting for drunks thieves? Than allowing oligarchs to pillage Russia?
@@vitalyl1327 Это типовой имперский миф, что у нас было всё своё и лучше в разы, только какой-то начальственный мудак помешал триумфу. На самом деле любая технологически отсталая страна обречена на клонирование, ибо это простейший и самый экономически эффективный способ сократить технологическое отстование. И это касалось не только полупроводников. То же самое было с автомобилями, стиральными машинами, лекарствами, во многих сферах. И ничего в этом оскорбительного для национального самосознания нет, капиталистическая система обеспечивает большую производительность труда. Советские инженеры были прекрасны, но они работали в системе в которой три человека делали работу одного человека и получали зарплату одного человека, во многих отношениях это была прекрасная система, но не по части поиска и внедрения новых технических решений. Как в колхозах была не самая высокая урожайность, так и в НИИ.
Putin has been changing his country before 2014
Chances are that Russia will thrive, there is no shortage of talent in Russa.
Unfortunately people in the west think the Russians are stupid, it is a mistake they may come to regret.
Well, there is actually. The country has a very low unemployment rate/high employment rate. The question rather is if this well educated population is employed in the right kind of place.
@@johnwayne-kd1pnyou're not in Russia, just like is leader in EW system and hypersonic tech so is USA leader in Chips tech. But they'll all catch up some day. Russia has the scientific human resources to achieve any feat.
If Russia can build a hypersonic weapon i believe Russia can build its own chips
building chip making equipment is way haarder than making whatever missiles
The V2 was marginally "hypersonic". The missile you talk of is the air launched iskander and.... it's not hypersonic as you state. The USA on the other hand, air launched a hypersonic missile in 1974 that can do mach 23...It can also carry a 1400Kt warhead....
@@TrevorSachko
You are talking about US intercontinental ballistic missile.
That is old news and pretty easy task.
The US does not have any air launched hypersonic missile ,beside one short range air to air.
A thing that travells at 11.000 km/hour is hypersonic ,no matter where it takes off.
This is just a lame way to talk down a great acheavment. Talking about sour grapes.
On top og that the Kinzhal is a cruise missile but not a ballastic one.
No other nation can make such missile.
Beside Kinzhal, Russia has Zirkon wich is ship or submarine launched hypersonic cruise missile.
Definition of "hypersonic" is some kind of machinery that travels with speed higher than MACH 5
That makes Iskander M a hypersonic missile with a speed of MACH 6-7.
The problem is not to build rediciolously fast missiles.
The problem is to make rediciolously fast missiles that you can control, or so called cruise missiles.
Us cant do it,but Russia can.
@@borgorjonsson4120 Great achievement? kinzhal is an air launched iskander and can not do anything near what the ruZZians said it could. The zircon is all propaganda as well. Everything else you said was BS as well. Pridurok
Those weapons contain America chips
Yes, they have the talent, will, and resources to do anything. ❤🎉
Former Elbrus employee, Vladimir Pentkovski is a leading Intel processor architect. The core of the Russian Elbrus team has been together for over 40 years, developing supercomputers for the former Soviet Union's defence establishments. Pentkovski carried to Intel many advanced Elbrus technologies.
Russia has good scientists, engineers, beautiful women and a great deal of natural resources. The only problem I see is vodka.
Это глупый стереотип) такой же как медведи и балалайки… расширяйте уже свой кругозор… и прекратите повторять чужие глупые мысли… они звучат нелепо))
Я не пью водку, и многие мои друзья - знакомые. Водка от безысходности. Сейчас появилось много вариантов изменить свою жизнь.
Well, of course Russia can make their own chips, 100%!!!
Potatoe chips
@@benyomovod6904 Soon, they’ll also be making the chipsistor… The BRICS will destroy the US, UK, Western Alliance and NATO tyranny and free us all from their malicious claws of control!!
Answer yes and of course they did and will continue...
anything that is made by one human can be made by another. China has shown this maxim. NO issue for Russia to do so.
Yes but China is 4 times the number of US people.
@@y_x2 USA includes UK, AUS, CANADA, NEW ZEALAND + EU
Exactly
Well yes, humans make crap and china certainly makes plenty of that. china can not make what Taiwan makes....
I know 🇷🇺 can ❤️🇷🇺🦾😇💯
of course, "Chips" is made by engineers not by votes or money, democracy etc.
There is another thing that plays in Russian favor, nowadays you don't actually have to have a top shelf tech to make all necessary calculations fast enough. Of course 7 or 14nm lithography is great, but if power consumption and heat isn't a problem you can easily get away with 30 or so nm, yes it will heat a lot, and it will be somewhat slower than top notch cpus, but at the end of the day difference won't be all that significant. And also due to the high sensitivity to radiation and em, usage of "thin" lithography in aviation an space is limited.
Apart from natural resources, Russia is abundant human talent. It's hard to work in isolation from the rest of the world as usual but I wish them all the best in developing this crucial sector.
Yes Russia has already creating his own chips
Potato chips only.
Yes, Russia will definitely do it.
Не беспокойтесь мои друзья, они это сделают, так,что не волнуйтесь😊
Ни черта они не сделают! Двадцать лет только воровали. Все проекты провалили. Потом развязали войну, также обкакались. При такой власти путь идёт только в каменный век.
It's an interesting topic, and more or less what I expected.
Probably the only country who can do the whole process independently and actually produce their own resulting chips with their own equipment is China.
In Europe we suffer a huge deficit in this area, but peculiarly, we also have the largest lithography company in the world. Our chip industry is minor, but in a somewhat more healthy state than Russia, but far from independent and unable to allow us technological independence if we need it.
Ironically the market leader, the US, probably don't have the capability or knowhow to go from design to production of these chips, or at least are unable to do it in practice. They are in a better position than Europe, but they don't master the whole process either, and so most production and equipment is outsourced. To be able to achieve the same independence as China in this area, it would require a rather big leap. Sadly, by pushing China in this area of technology, we are forcing them to be even stronger and more independent in this area.
Why is this a sad thing for China? In the long term, China will become independent in that technology.
Potato chips indeed.
Well guys... It's not a question IF Russia can make It's own microchips. It's all about WHEN Russia will start to make them and then WHEN Russia outperforms the West in microchips production.
The answer on both questions is simple: NEVER.
@@alexandervt641 Hold my beer))))
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I have seen chips that are made in Russia that belong to the late soviet Era , so I think the title should be will the Russians Jumpstart semiconductor industry again ? Will they catch up ?
This vid is way behind , Russia has always produced its own chips !!!
Yeah, I heard the new Pringles plant just started up...
Silly question, of course, if given enough time.
You are 100% right, Russia will be growing in the chip industry !!!
They should made it years ago. Every CPU has "backdoor" you can use for spying...
I think they can copy original chip and mother boards as well.
Only if they are 20 years old.
Это очень поверхностный взгляд, автор с предметом плохо знаком. Я знаю, в каком направлении сейчас ведутся работы, так как сам имею отношении к некоторым вещам. Часть ключевых концепций и технологий, в частности речь идёт о лазерах, asml получила из России. Без этого, сегодня бы не существовало никаких 5нм и ниже. Россия работает над методом, который позволит получить техпроцесс 7 и ниже, без применения маски, маска один из самых дорогих моментов при производстве. И успехи есть. Именно благодаря этому, стоимость изделий будет низкая. Так как её не придется размывать на огромное количество проданных экземпляров.
Sanctions in fact helping countries to develop & manufacturing their weapons and other technologies.
Special...
you bet they will make there own chips . russia seems to be getting stronger in many areas
India would one day get the same bully by the US as like they do to the China. India get ready hahahaha
As long as they will not be invaded like the Ukraine, this should be no problem.
as long as they dont shell their own people for 8 years they wont have to@@alexandervt641
India is kinda ready 😅 joining the BRICS, India is getting ready to any sanctions that bUS can throw 😅
as soon as they reach peer competitor status...they will be the next bad kid in the block...sadly the world is run by a very oppressive regime akin to mafia...no country is allow to succeed without surviving alot of sabotage from the top dog
The west has Russia underestimated all the time. The war in Ukraine is an example of that Western underestimation of Russia. But it is Russia that is winning this war against the whole combined NATO. So, yes Russia can and will, without any doubt, develop it's own chips. Beeing an European I wish Europe stops the war against Russia, stop boycotting Russia and starts to work together with Russia.
Russia has started the war and failed miserably. Putins regime started it because it cannot solve the internal problems. It virtually produces nothing, let alone chips. Sanctions are a reaction of Putins war as well as NATO enlargement. Without stopping the aggression, things will get further worse.
Lol , so why Russia dont declare War on Nato so? Looool this is stupid.
Oh dear, do you even have a brain?
Yes, whether it’s economically feasible or not will be tougher to say. Their markets are too small to be competitive.
A 140 million persons market is not small just not enough
@@EscudoPadraoPrata it’s not cost effective to buy. $200,000,000 for each EUV machine. Technical personnel cost millions a year each. You need hundreds of them for many years. How many computers does the Russian sell before seeing break even money? The Japanese has larger population and bigger market reach than the Russian, yet they failed. In the meantime, the Chinese are seeking returns on their investments too. Therefore, cooperation together with the Chinese will make better economic sense. Even the Chinese are having difficulties with good returns. They’re still losing billions.
@@parttimethinker7611 The Japanese did not fail, they were just not interested in that niche product, they actually have been concentrating in developing their own machines, focusing on a different technology. There is this illusion there is just one enterprise doing the machines, the one in Holland, the machines are actually extremely hard to use. In Formosa they mastered its handling by perfecting how to go around its failures, so the same machine in Formosa is much more efficient than in the US or Germany, or even China. The machines are extremely hard to handle and require hyper controlled environment. Also the industry has been focusing on side instead of productivity or deliverance. So the most promising projects are being developed in South Korea and Japan. Going back to Japan, is still a major technological development centre, but is industrial output is falling fast as their population is also ageing fast. Now the Russians have been doing some advances as well. They have a different approach. They are trying to develop technology that is reliable and easy to work in as much normal circumstances as possible. You need 5nm technology in case you want to built computer of the size of a bee. The University of Sankt-Petersburg developed lithography of 90nm that doesn't requires the use of inert gases
You don't take into account the global South, which is three times the size of the Western market. Russia has great potential for sales there. Russia has maintained good relations with many countries.
They will manage to produce for requirements of their military. But for civilian market the chance is low..
Russia can, the country is rich and the people are proud with focus on real science. Its the West I am worried about because of political correctness and decline of standards. In the West many people dont know what is a woman
Vlad you making sassy saucy salsa Doritos?
Russia has no chips. They had to have potato chips.
Whaaaaat? Russia? Chips? Hypersonic missiles with chips?????
I thought they have only vodka!
Why not?...
My understanding is that most Ru military chips are P4 level and they make them themselves. No need for micro or nano level chips.
Of course it can produce its own microprocessors. After all, all of us commenting below use mobile phones and computers with Russian circuits.😂😂😂😂
Now I want russia processor,
I'm going to order it.
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Yes , Russian are one of the smartest people on the planet.
Best military too, eh?
Russia Develop Its Own Chips?
Potato chips haaaaaaa
Micron is on a roll making automotive chips and smartcards.
The tale about Scada has been around for a long time, so there is little trust in the video, since the information is clearly being collected from the trash. And there was this. The builders were in a hurry and, sometimes, neglected to comply with the established norms. Two such violations caused the accident, as revealed by the investigation of the state commission. Firstly, no links were inserted in the pipe joints to compensate for the change in pipe size when the temperature changed. Secondly, no additional load was hung on the pipes to keep them underground in a swampy area. As a result, when the warm April days came, the pipeline came out of the swampy soil to the surface. In the sun, the pipes expanded, and at night sharp contractions began, a spark slipped through, and the gas ignited. The fire went sideways and reached a parallel gas pipeline laid a dozen and a half meters from the first one. That one also caught fire.
China can sell 28nm lithography machine to Russia right?
They are already producing Baikal BE-M1000 (SoC) which is a *28nm* cpu!
@@miladinseratlic5984 Baikal's info came from the American company Micron. They were also sued by the government for breach of timeframe, meaning they had to pay back a heap of cash. Oh, and because of sanctions they are now bankrupt... Funny eh?
Greetings from India 🇮🇳🤝🇷🇺
Sure. This is called resilience!!
Russians are gifted.
Strange, but nobody know about pipeline explosion-1982. Impossible imagine that electronic control pipeline in 1982.
The USA is just a platform for development, and people from all over the world were involved in the development, so the platform can be organized in any country, all you need is finance and conditions.
Development happens all over the world: in the USA, South Korea, Taiwan, Europe, Japan, etc. No country can do all this alone. Especially not Russia which has nothing, whether the finances nor the conditions.
Russia can make Chips, but online in 65 nm
Qu'est-ce qui explique le retard de la Russie en matière de semi-conducteurs s'il vous plaît ? Car même des pays comme l'Indonésie Vietnam etc sont producteurs de semi-conducteurs ?
Вьетнам и Индонезия не производит литографическое оборудование. Они простые производители ( в основном это упаковка)
@@Redfvvg Merci je savais pas, donc il n'y a que l'Amérique et Taïwan qui ont la vraie technologie des semi-conducteurs alors ?
@@barroucamara7989 Beaucoup de pays où il existe de véritables technologies de semi-conducteurs . Il y a juste des pays qui sont engagés dans la production selon les normes modernes, et il y a des pays où la technologie n'est pas sortie du laboratoire scientifique, puisque leurs chefs d'état n'ont pas osé investir beaucoup d'argent dans la science. Les technologies modernes des semi-conducteurs, comme un projet atomique. C'est cher. Mais pour la Russie, il n'y a pas d'options, elle doit passer par cette étape.
A semi-condoctor chip making machine and a electric Soviet sowing machine aren't all that different. They both use a tiny needle to push something in place.
American engineers were reverse engineering Japanese electronics in the eighties, it is the global acceptability of dollar that kept the US abreast with modern technologies.
Where did you dig up that pile of crap from?
@@TrevorSachko it is not crap bro you just don/t know xD
Да-да-да)))) Здесь, в России, мы называем такие рассказы - БулШит. Страна, зависящая от взрыва газопровода в Сибири ))) и живущая на то, что ей предоставит "одноглазый Джек" живущий под мостом в Сан-Франциско, запускает 1988 году свой Шаттл, используя самый мощный в мире ракетоноситель))) Напомните мне - в каком году запустили свой Шаттл "высокоразвитые" Германия, Франция, Великобритания, Нидерланды?
The USSR had its own developments in this area that could compete with the United States, but in 67 the Central Committee of the CPSU decided that it was better to copy processors from the United States, thus they closed the prospect of developing their own computer technology. Copying naturally takes time, which of course leads to a lag.
Currently, a factory for the production of 28 nm process technology is being built in Russia. Lithographic equipment is also being developed. Until the 30s, an alpha and beta version will be released, which will reveal flaws, and closer to the 30th year they expect to release the final version, on which it will be possible to produce 7-11 nm. Russia has a powerful scientific base, besides, some Russians have worked with ASML, so there are opportunities to create their own.
China is also developing its own equipment.
Nothing is impossible for the Mighty Bear.
Baikal once a lake in a Mongolian territory, now a name of Russian microchip because its the most beautiful shit in Russia? Are they gonna name the 2nd one Crimea?
No they just sending showels in the space
Potato chips?
Yes, working on Xray and electron based lythography process.
They Russians just ramped up their military production after the wat ten times more than expected. Chips will not be an exception.
They ramped up their production of outdated weapons. The country doesn‘t produce any competitive goods, let alone chips.
No, they "said" they did...
Yes Russia will undoubtedly create their own chips, infact they have already begun, they will make better ones!
As long as Putin is Russian president many changes and advancement is imperative. America will live to see
Russia has a lot of washing machine and it's possible that they use them chips to drink vodka.
Off course they can!
Developing a chip ecosystem within Russia will be extremely costly and time-consuming. But Russia has no choice.
You don't take into account the global South, which is three times the size of the Western market. Russia has great potential for sales there. Russia has maintained good relations with many countries.
what global south, am from Africa kenya, and what we buy here phones, tv and other mostly electronic consumer goods ...on industry level we buy computers, server and software, and other advanced comms equipment from china ....the iPhone is good example is a good example of what we crave here in the south ...iphone chip is 3nm Russia is not reaching the technology level anytime soon ...they should just focus on creating tech to shield them from west sanctions but not commercial goals ....theres nothing other than weaponry, nuclear tech and oil that the south is buying from Russia
@@kennedychoge2775 There is always something happening in the world that has never happened. You shouldn't be so sure about something.
And no chance...
Yes Russia makes chips, it called potatoe chips😂
The guide dog was smarter than a Soviet party secretary. Once upon a time, the meowing Soviet tape recorders needed foreign tape because they couldn't even produce magnetic tape.
First they need to remove corruption and corrupt authorities of incharge people and Russia need to praise Russian scientists and must provide a good salary and facilities and good life to them Russia must stop assets to invest in another country like Europe and not allow the corrupt assets go out of Russia I think Russia will Create their own semiconductor or chips
Absolutely yes .
More important question is : Which ISA architecture Russia will choose ?
Of course yes!!!
as Indonesia we hope we can learn from Russia so we can be our self rather relly from US and Europe
Maybe these are your spaceships in orbit now
As soon as you have sold all of the trees you will cease to exist...
Elerbus ultrasparc lives on
only way they are going to win anything is to do it all in a different way.
e.g. optical chips or something other than physical transistors.
otherwise they will simply be way behind the curve
slow and steady wins the race ;)
I think there in an environment now that supports those ambitions. Its good to have friends.
That‘s exactly the point. Which friends does Russia have? Iran and North Korea, the only countries to support Putins war. Without friends and in international isolation, it is impossible to develop a semiconductor industry. Especially, for a poor and backward country like Russia. In times of war.
As long as they have got plenty of spuds😂😂😂😂
Ursula, the unelected Queen of Europe has said that the Russians have to take the chips out of kitchen appliances like washing machines and dishwashers to put into cruise missiles. I never knew a dishwasher could be so dangerous.
А кто нибудь в курсе что в 90х годах, в СССР уже массово выпускался бытовой компьютер построенный на двух 16 разрядных процессорах который был доступен для покупки широкому кругу потребителей всего СССР. В те года выпуск такой машины в Америке еще даже не планировался к серийному производству!
Simply put: Russia has enough inland capability to have a domestic productions of the chips needed for military/space (yes, they are apparently way less capable than civilian ones but in reality it's a question of reliability and ruggedness) applications also for what it came to the increased need due to the current conflict.
They would be surely not so cheap as the ones they imported from Taiwan because they have not same wafer productivity capabilities.
For what it come to civilian applications, well actually they could import them from China and develop their own finished versions later.
They already have it.but will create more for their own needs in the future