Скачать или смотреть Snap the Rulebook: China’s “1 nm” Chip Claim and the Real Fight Behind the Number

China claims to have reached 1 nanometer chip fabrication with a staggering 99.77% yield. On paper, that shatters physics—and geopolitical expectations.

But is this a lab demo, a marketing stretch, or a strategic bluff?

In this breakdown, we dive into what "1nm" really means, why ASML’s EUV tech is central to the story, and how China might be pushing DUV and materials science to new extremes. We look at the physics, the fab constraints, and the geopolitical narratives behind the claim—and what it could mean for AI, export controls, and the future of compute.

This isn’t just about gate lengths. It’s about how tech, trust, and power now collide at the atomic scale.

👉 What’s your take: fabrication breakthrough or national performance theater? Let’s unpack it in the comments.

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📍 Chapters:
00:00 – The 1nm Claim: Yield, Shock, and Speculation
00:44 – What “1nm” Could Mean: Lab Demo, Hype, or Strategy
01:15 – Physics at the Edge: Why 1nm is Quantum Territory
02:06 – Without EUV: How China Might Be Doing It Anyway
03:12 – The Bigger Picture: Supply Chains, Sanctions & Speculation
04:43 – Equipment, Materials, Products: Clues to Watch
06:51 – Aggressive Framing vs Fabrication Fiction
07:28 – What 1nm Could Enable: Phones, Servers, EVs & Beyond
08:17 – Dystopian Uses and Strategic Ambiguity
09:04 – Final Lens: Beyond Nanometers, Toward Narratives