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- 1Debate over Huawei's 'logic folding' and 'tau law' chip terms▼What am I misunderstanding? "Logic folding" and "tau law" are just die stacking. They don't change the statistics behind
A sceptic is challenging the buzz around Huawei's 'logic folding' and 'tau law' concepts, arguing they amount to nothing more than die stacking and chiplet interconnection. The claim is that packaging tricks do not alter the underlying statistics of machine learning performance or manufacturing yields, and the poster is asking what they might be missing about the terminology.
- 2Huawei Says It Has Mass-Produced Kirin 9010-Class Chips for Phones and Cars●Richard Yu Says Huawei Has Mass-Produced 381 Tau Chips, From Phones to Smart Cars
Huawei executive Richard Yu says the company has mass-produced 381 Tau chips, with applications ranging from smartphones to smart cars. The claim points to Huawei's continued push to build its own semiconductors despite US export restrictions. The announcement is drawing attention for what it suggests about China's progress in domestic chip manufacturing and Huawei's automotive ambitions.
- 3Huawei pushes Tau chip in new Mate 90 series●Huawei is accelerating the rollout of its Tau chip across the new Mate 90 smartphone series, marking another step in the
Huawei is accelerating the rollout of its Tau chip across the new Mate 90 smartphone series, another step in its push to overcome US export restrictions through home-grown semiconductor technology. The company says the foldable Mate XT 2 is on track to reach 1 million sales. The developments underline China's continued progress in domestic chip capability despite Washington's curbs.