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> These can be quickly transported elsewhere to ensure they can setup elsewhere and prevent the tech from falling into China's hand. Wouldn't it still take qui
by bschne 4y ago
> These can be quickly transported elsewhere to ensure they can setup elsewhere and prevent the tech from falling into China's hand.
Wouldn't it still take quite a long time to get a new fab to the point of being productive? These machines aren't exactly sitting in storage by the hundreds, and I imagine you'd also need to dial in all the processes pretty well to get good yields? (though I have no idea what that entails...)
- jason-phillips 4y ago> Wouldn't it still take quite a long time to get a new fab to the point of being productive? Possibly years.
- to11mtm 4y agoI mean... in the nightmare case... I honestly don't know if you can 're-clean' a clean room if it's flooded with the right things. And the right things might just be seawater. (IDK. Not a fab engineer by any stretch.)