Huawei is getting hype for its innovative semiconductor technology not only in China but internationally as well, thanks to the Tau Scaling Law, powering 381 chips already and now the Chinese tech giant is heading towards a major chipset evolution.
Over the past six years, Huawei and its semiconductor team have designed + mass-produced a total of 381 chips based on the Tau Scaling Law, serving a wide range of industries, sectors, and markets.
From mobile processors to Ascend AI and intelligent driving chips, the tech maker has been testing a different approach that can help it sidestep the US ban. These are:
- Network Chips
- Base Station Chips
- HUAWEI Kirin Chips
- Intelligent Driving Chips
- General-Purpose and AI Computing Chips
Now Huawei is bringing the Kirin 2026 version, which will launch later this year in the market. After developing 381 chips on Tau Law, Huawei is aiming at a bigger semiconductor evolution by 2031 with the 382nd chipset.
In the next five years, the Chinese tech giant will develop such a processor, which can be equivalent to 14 A (1.4nm). While leading chipmakers are currently working on 3nm and 2nm chips, Huawei is ready with even bigger ambitions.
The company said:
“6 years and 381 chips later, HUAWEI’s high-end chips are now expected to feature a transistor density that is equivalent to 14 A (1.4nm) processes by 2031.”
By the time, other tech vendors may adopt more prominent chipset tools but at least, it’s a big step for the company, which was under US restrictions for the past 7 to 8 years and is still tackling major challenges and external pressures over chip techs.
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