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China Just Did The IMPOSSIBLE: Huawei's 3nm Chip Breaks ASML's Monopoly
For decades, one company controlled the most critical technology behind advanced computer chips.
That company was ASML.
Its extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines made it possible to manufacture the world’s most advanced semiconductors — the chips that power artificial intelligence, modern smartphones, data centers, and military systems.
Western strategy was built on one assumption:
control EUV, and you control who can make advanced chips.
That assumption is now under pressure.
In this video, we break down reports surrounding Huawei’s push toward 3-nanometer chip production, China’s alternative EUV approaches, and why this moment could reshape the global semiconductor balance.
We explain:
• What EUV lithography actually is (in simple terms)
• Why 3nm chips matter for AI, smartphones, and national security
• How ASML built a near-total monopoly over EUV technology
• How US sanctions were designed to block China’s chip ambitions
• Why China’s domestic semiconductor push may be changing the game
• What this means for ASML, NVIDIA, Silicon Valley, and the future of tech power
This is not hype.
This is about technology, physics, supply chains, and geopolitics — and how they intersect.
The semiconductor race is no longer just about faster phones.
It’s about who controls artificial intelligence, military capability, and the digital economy of the 21st century.
Subscribe to Quantum Edge for calm, fact-based breakdowns of the technologies reshaping power, economics, and the future — without noise, without exaggeration.

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