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Whose work is Huawei 9000s?

Huawei Kirin 9000s is manufactured by Qingdao Xinen.

Although Qingdao Xinen is rarely heard of, it is very famous. It was established in Qingdao on 20th/KLOC-0th/8th, and was led by Dr. Zhang Rujing, who founded SMIC, which is known as "the father of China semiconductor". The project is built according to the mode of CIDM*** * *, that is, IC design company, terminal application company and IC manufacturer * * * participate in the project investment, and integrate various parties in the form of establishing a joint venture company. This model has obvious advantages, can give full play to the strengths of each family, and has high efficiency.

The Semiconductor Association of America warned that Huawei was building a series of secret chip manufacturing facilities to bypass American restrictions, and then mentioned a number of enterprises including Qingdao Xinen. Moreover, the US Department of Commerce responded that it is paying attention to the development of the situation and is ready to take action when necessary.

Brief introduction of Qingdao Xin 'en

According to Qingdao Daily, before the Spring Festival of 20 19, Dr. Zhang Rujing recruited 273 key talents, many of whom were his close comrades-in-arms overseas, and many of them participated in the construction of SMIC with him, having very rich experience in mass production of 14nm technology. Zhang Rujing also said that the second phase of the project aims at the advanced technology of 14nm and below, and plans to build two fabs with a monthly production capacity of 50,000 wafers. In other words, it is Sinn's plan and goal to produce chips below 14nm.

In August of 20021year, it was reported that the 8-inch wafer was successfully put into production, and two batches of products were produced successively, with the yield reaching over 90%. But there was less news after that.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Xinen (Qingdao) Integrated Circuit Co., Ltd.