China's semiconductor boom continues... Self-sufficiency lies in 'money flow'
When authenticity is in doubt, one should look at where the money is being spent. This is a phrase commonly used in political circles, and among the indicators that drive a nation's direction and policy orientation, the flow of "money" is arguably the clearest and most authentic indicator. It has been nearly 10 years since China declared its semiconductor rise. After declaring the semiconductor rise in 2015 and setting a target of 70% self-sufficiency, industry insiders currently assess that China's semiconductor self-sufficiency rate remains essentially stagnant. If one asks whether China's semiconductor rise has failed, it can be said that China's semiconductor rise continues to add fuel to the fire and heat up the industry. China's sincerity and authenticity in pursuing semiconductor localization are evident in the money.













