Huawei releases Tao’s Law of Semiconductors, China’s chip technology exploration ushered in a new direction

Huawei has designed and mass-produced 381 chips based on this law in the past six years. It is expected that by 2031, the transistor density of high-end chips based on this law will reach the same level as the 1.4nm process. Cambrian plans to apply for a comprehensive credit line of no more than 12 billion yuan, with a term of 36 months.

"Tao's Law" is China's first new principle to guide industry development in the global semiconductor field. This law proposes to replace "geometric shrinkage" with "time shrinkage", with the goal of systematically reducing the time constant. Through innovative technologies such as logic folding, signal propagation delays are continuously compressed and transistor density is continuously increased.

This fall, Huawei will release a new Kirin mobile phone chip that fully adopts logic folding technology. Cambrian announced on May 22 that the three investment projects have reached the scheduled state of use. The company decided to close the above project.

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