The future of chip development in China is darkening after Japan and the Netherlands also limit the sale of chip-making equipment to those countries. Both countries are following the lead of the United States, which wants to curb China's ability to produce high-tech chips that it claims will be used for military purposes.
Although China is the world's factory, they do not actually have the ability to produce the machines needed to manufacture the chips required for modern electronic devices. With the latest technological machines beginning to be limited, China needs to urgently develop its own technology in a short period of time.
The technology war imposed by the United States on China has already cost Huawei and ZTE huge losses due to their 5G equipment being banned from U.S. allies. The sale of AMD and NVIDIA-made intelligence chips to China was also banned this year on the grounds of preventing them from being used for military purposes.
At the same time efforts to ban the use of DJI drones and the TikTok app have already begun in the United States due to allegations that they may be a medium of espionage.