The perpetrator of Wuhan's 100 billion chip scam is actually a primary school graduate. How to deal with it later?

What happened to Wuhan Hongxin from the establishment of the project to the unfinished business. Behind these things, there are various signs that this is just a game designed by Cao Shan, Li Xueyan and others. Caoshan only has a primary school education. We all know that chip manufacturing is not a game of house. It requires financial support and technical support. This is a very high-end manufacturing industry. When Hongxin first launched the project, it claimed to invest hundreds of billions, but in Among its 2 billion registered capital, one side said it would be hundreds of billions, but the other side only had 2 billion. You can imagine how big the gap is between them. Having said this, everyone finds it strange.

Compared with the domestic chip manufacturer SMIC, its registered capital is US$2.19 billion and its paid-in capital is also US$2.19 billion. This is what chip manufacturing should be like. After looking at the registered capital and paid-in capital of Hongxin, I have basically concluded that this may be a waste of money. What’s even more outrageous is that Hongxin will soon produce 14nm or even 10nm and 7nm chips after launching the project. This is equivalent to these people flying before they can walk. Here we can't help but ask, why are so many people deceived by a primary school student? Behind this is actually the current blind investment in chip projects in various places and the lack of choice. ?

I think this incident will have a huge impact on everyone! But for the chip manufacturing industry, it is a step-by-step process. It does not mean that you can start it immediately once you have money. If you blindly embark on a project without industry experts as a basis, it will only be counterproductive in the end. In order to set up a project, chip companies need to find people, technical authorization, and the government. The relationships are nested layer by layer, which is extremely difficult. However, because the chip business requires land, construction of factories, and purchase of machinery, each link involves huge funds of hundreds of millions. Once speculators succeed, the rewards are extremely tempting. This prompted the 100 billion chip scammers to start playing tricks.

But now that this incident has happened, I think we should take a warning from it later. First, by analyzing the reasons why this incident happened. Next, we should think about why Hongxin was able to obtain these funds in the first place? After all, the various technical and operational errors made by the Hongxin team in the early stages shocked the industry. This kind of planning and making chips is actually doing another trick behind the scenes, which is really unbelievable. It is hoped that relevant departments can also conduct a detailed review of the project to prevent similar incidents from happening again.