89% share of the Russian chip market，China holds！！

A recent report from the American Enterprise Institute, a well-known research institution in the United States, has revealed a staggering fact: China holds a whopping 89% share of the Russian chip market. This figure has not only shocked the global tech community but also sparked contemplation about the mysteries behind chip transactions between China and Russia. With the rapid development of the global chip market, the trade relationship between China and Russia in chips has become a focal point of global attention.
Is this true? Dear viewers! Welcome back to our channel! I am delighted to share and discuss the following topics with you: 1. How did China become the dominant player in the Russian chip market? What are the factors behind this dominance? 2. How has the close cooperation between China and Russia promoted the development of chip trade? Is this cooperation affected by political factors? 3. Russia faces the risk of dependence on Chinese chips, so what measures are they taking to diversify their supply strategy?
First and foremost, we must emphasize the authority and accuracy of this data. The report is based on comprehensive market research and data analysis, revealing the true situation of chip imports into Russia. The preparation of this report involved rigorous and meticulous methodologies, including in-depth research involving interviews with industry experts, analysis of market trends, and trade statistics. This methodological approach ensures the authenticity of the data, providing a solid foundation for our analysis and decision-making.

[@PIT72100]

Viva China !!! Viva Russia !!! 🇨🇳🇷🇺🧠💪👍🙏👏❤️🎉

[@MASMIWA]

China needs a strong Russia and Russia needs a strong China. Russia graduates as many STEM students as does the US. China has at least eight universities offering semiconductor majors. Russia should send students to China to learn so it can develop a strong workforce of semiconductor specialists. Russian students might even intern in Chinese semiconductor companies. Both countries can work on joint research in advanced semiconductor technologies because the US has chosen to break off those collaborations with China. Chinese semiconductor companies might also consider building factories in Russia. Russia may also posses semiconductor minerals that both can use for semiconductor applications. With the creation of BRICS and the expanding number of countries joining, both Russia and China can prioritize their needs within BRICS. Helping countries with these natural resources to mine and process these minerals becomes a win-win for both the supplier and the buyer.

[@Seven.Heavenly.Sins.666]

So, Russia buys Chinese chips. Is it a crime?

[@Facts..Checker]

US still hope for sale of their self sanctioned chips.😂

[@teatree6228]

China buys russian gas and petrol and russia agriculture

[@parttimethinker7611]

The Russian are really smart people. They just don’t have the volume of utilization of chips to bring down prices. Therefore their chips might be prohibitively expensive. Unlike the G7 bloc, China are Russian’s iron brother. They do have economic scales to produce chips at competitive prices. Much too low for even the western bloc to make enough profits to be a going concern.. That’s why I would sell any AMD, NVDA and any other G7 bloc high tech stocks. The Wall Street journal reported that the U.S. dollar is saved by some Monopoly money called crypto stable coins from the world’s dedollars trends. A sovereign currency is backed by cryptocurrency? No one country has backed cryptocurrency (crypto means invisible) in the world. That’s how far gone the U.S. financial institutions are.

[@shuilong52]

think in anohter 12 months time, China will have breakthorough their research and like BYD, they will dominate the Chip industry.

[@philiptan2051]

Russia is a big country and it is growing economically despite of the sanctions against her. The Ukraine quagmire has enabled China to take the leading position in the Russian market as her market share soars to 89%. If the usa didn’t put a ban on the export to Russia the American chip companies could have taken a big chunk of the Russian market. The west has shot its own foot by sanctioning Russia as China rises rapidly in semiconductor technology.

[@joem0088]

Not just Russia, China holds a very high % of the global legacy chip market.

[@patrickyoon9191]

Good bye to US failed US Sanctions. US keep your unsold silicon chips as fried potatoes chips Sell along with Mac Donald fried potatoes chips or KFC fried potatoes.,,😅😂😂

[@ranar1036]

This disadvantage ought to have been seen by Russian rulers some 15 years ago!!!

[@gunsumwong3948]

What disadvantage? Should Russia be subservient to the US?