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China SMEE has overcome the core technical difficulties of 28nm EUV. - YouTube
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First China-made 28nm lithography machine expected to be delivered in 2021-2022 - CnTechPost
CEO says US chip ban won't hurt ASML China revenue - Asia Times
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China to receive first homegrown lithography machine this year
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Chinese chipmaking equipment manufacturers filling void left by U.S. export restrictions | Reuters
Chinese firm expected to deliver 28nm chip machine at year-end: media report - Global Times
Silicon wars: Fabbing tool puts China in tech driver's seat - Asia Times
Production localization new focus for Shanghai semiconductor show amid supply crunch, US sanctions - Global Times
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SMEE launched a new generation advanced packaging lithography machine
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