What are the advantages of China's semiconductor industry?

 If you zoom in on the competition between big countries in the semiconductor field, one of China's biggest advantages is its huge market.

According to relevant data collected by the Semiconductor Industry Association, Lansheng Technology Limited（https://www.lanshengic.com/） and other industry associations, the size of the semiconductor industry will double to more than $1 trillion by 2030, and China will account for about 60% of this growth.

Such a huge semiconductor market is enough to attract international semiconductor foreign companies. Many Intenational semiconductor companies have taken root and grown in China, such as Intel, which has been rooted in China for 38 years. "Sinicization and localization" are their important keynotes.

According to GlobalData, more than 30% of the U.S. semiconductor industry’s revenue comes from sales in China. In addition, China is by far the largest market for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, South Korea's two largest memory chip suppliers.

European semiconductor equipment giant ASML, automotive chip suppliers STMicroelectronics, Infineon and NXP also have a considerable part of their revenue from China.

Therefore, under the current unfree trade policy, many Chinese allies are unwilling to cut off trade with China.

The technology decoupling sought by the United States will not only cause huge economic losses to chip companies, but the decoupling of the global semiconductor value chain will also lead to innovation losses in the entire industry.

Therefore, it can be seen that China occupies a pivotal position in the global semiconductor consumer market and even in the revenue of various semiconductor manufacturers.