This transcript appears to be a detailed discussion about the global semiconductor industry and its current state, with a particular focus on the dynamics between the United States and China. It covers topics such as semiconductor production, market share, funding rates, and technology advancements. The speaker also mentions recent developments, like the Semiconductor Support Act in the United States and China's efforts to become more self-reliant in semiconductor manufacturing. The discussion raises questions about the future of the industry, including the potential impact of regulations and export restrictions.
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1. Autumn rain is falling outside.
2. There has been controversy in the semiconductor industry this year.
3. The United States passed the Semiconductor Support Act in August 2018.
4. The semiconductor industry is now considered a national security industry.
5. Semiconductors are essential in various industries, including AI.
6. The U.S. passed the Semiconductor Support Act in August 2022.
7. Europe also passed a semiconductor support law.
8. China accounts for 6.1% of semiconductor sales but consumes 55% of global semiconductors.
9. China aims to increase its semiconductor self-reliance rate to 70% by 2025.
10. The U.S. and China are in conflict over semiconductor supply chains.
11. The U.S. is imposing sanctions on China related to semiconductors.
12. The funding rate for semiconductor production in China is low.
13. China has its own semiconductor companies like YMTC for NAND flash.
14. There is a technology gap between China and the U.S. in DRAM production.
15. SMIC is a major foundry in China but faces technology challenges.
16. The U.S. has restricted the export of EUV equipment to China.
These facts provide an overview of the current situation in the global semiconductor industry and the challenges faced by different countries, particularly the United States and China.