Huawei's brain HiSilicon is Qualcomm's beloved disciple?

The reason why Huawei's brain high silicon semiconductors are at the forefront is because of the direct teaching of the world's top US semiconductor giant Qualcomm. The truth cannot be seen without seeing how Qualcomm was rooted in China.

◆ Qualcomm shared steps with China's reform and opening up

On December 2, 2018, the day after President Trump and President Xi Jinping held a summit meeting in Argentina, the Chinese government's news agency Xinhuanet reported that "Quarcom has been working with China's reform and opening up" as information from Los Angeles. Announced a commentary titled "Ta" (the end of the sentence is that it is Xinhua News Agency). "Takatsu" on the site is the Chinese name for Qualcomm. Qualcom, which was founded in California, USA in 1985, had advanced to China through Kissinger Associates, but in the Tiananmen Square Incident that occurred on June 4, 1989, Western countries centered on the United States blocked the economy against China. When I started, I had stopped expanding my business in China for a while.

However, when the economic blockade of Western countries was lifted by His Majesty the Emperor of Japan's visit to China in 1992, he began to develop business in China again.

In 2000, when then-Prime Minister Zhu Rongji set up an advisory committee centered on the American conglomerate at the Economic Management Academy of Tsinghua University to join the WTO, Qualcom's CEO soon became a member of the advisory committee.

◆ Established a joint research institute with Qualcomm at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

In 1998, Qualcomm set up a joint research institute at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, which surprised people.

What to hide, this Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications is the university that produced the president of HiSilicon, the brain of Huawei.

HiSilicon's president, Nami Niwa, is a woman and is still in her forties. She is a genuine engineer who does not call herself a researcher. She didn't want to be bothered by business, so she became independent of Huawei's research department and devoted herself to her research and development. She elaborated on her aspirations and appearance in her upcoming publication, "What is the Impact Xi Jinping of" China Manufacture 2025 "Aiming Now?"

It is not unusual for Qualcomm to focus on Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, and a huge amount of research investment (sometimes) for human resource development, such as establishing a "Quaalcomm Cup" within Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications. 100 million dollars).

What Niwa graduated from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in 1996, but Qualcomm-Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications Joint Research Institute was officially established in 1998, and Qualcomm took root in Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications in an informal manner from early on. Since it was down, it is highly possible that Niwaha was directly instructed on semiconductors by Qualcomm.

If this is not the case, the general feeling is that it is often difficult to reach a point as to why the level of high silicon is so high.

◆ Japanese semiconductor experts who praise HiSilicon

When only I write the high level of HiSilicon, I can see that there is a kind of bashing like "Are you a Chinese turner" or "Pro-Chinese".

Therefore, I would like to introduce a commentary written by a high-level semiconductor expert in Japan.

For example, on February 8, 2018, Mr. Naoki Tanaka gave a lecture at the engineer's school "Future prospect series from the perspective of semiconductor chip analysis", "How to deal with China. You should think seriously." The importance of is pointed out on the website of Nikkei BP.

The title is "The world's top in just 6 years, the ability of Chinese semiconductor manufacturers". On the second page, there is a subheading "'''Huawei''' with a top-level semiconductor manufacturer." The following is written there.

--Huawei has a semiconductor manufacturer called HiSilicon Technology under its umbrella. The company suddenly announced a chip called "K3V2" in 2012, and there was something surprising in this announcement. At that time, there was no manufacturer in the world that supported 150 Mbps and LTE Cat.4, and even Qualcomm supported Cat.3 and 100 Mbps, but HiSilicon suddenly announced a chip that supports 150 Mbps. I did.

I thought that I could only make a prototype, but soon in Japan, a Wi-Fi router equipped with this Cat.4 was released by EMOBILE at that time. It was a tremendous shock to see that China was the first to make the fastest communication chip in the world. Since then, HiSilicon has jumped into the top group of the world's Hinoki stage and is still at the top of the list.

If Qualcomm launches a new Snapdragon product, HiSilicon launches a new Kirin product. Chinese manufacturers have entered the world's fierce competition for specifications for smartphone processors. With the momentum to dominate famous manufacturers such as Qualcomm, Chinese semiconductor manufacturers are emerging and making a leap forward. This situation has continued since 2013.

HiSilicon does not sell outside. It's a chip for Huawei by Huawei for Huawei. Qualcomm and MediaTek could quickly lose their market if they started supplying such high-performance chips to other smartphone makers in China.

In 2015, when Qualcomm released the "Snapdragon 805," HiSilicon released the "Kirin 925." In the true sense, "China has jumped to the top of the world" in that it achieves almost the same performance with the same process and the same communication speed. Since 2015, it has become impossible to judge global semiconductor trends without Chinese semiconductor manufacturers. (The quote is over)

◆ Japan has the courage to face the truth so that it will not be overtaken by China!

What I would like you to pay attention to here is Mr. Shimizu.

"HiSilicon does not sell outside. It is a chip for Huawei by Huawei for Huawei. If we start supplying such high performance chips to other smartphone makers in China, Qualcomm And MediaTek can quickly lose their market. "

That's the point.

I'm not the only one saying anything. When I write it, I get the kind of bashing that "Chinese turners", but if it is written by Japan's most prestigious semiconductor expert, the Japanese will trust it.

What Japan must face now is the truth of China, not just the taunting of China, which is pleasing to the eye.

If we really want to protect the interests of the Japanese people, we must see the reality of China and Xi Jinping's ambitions. Only then can Japan be protected. Otherwise, Japan will be overtaken by China more.

Is that ok?

The reason why I keep saying how wrong the Japanese government's choice of visiting the Emperor in 1992 was is because I want you to see the truth. The proof is that Japan has lost to China in GDP since 2010 and has now fallen to one-third of China.

Do you think Japan can stay as it is?

Don't you want to make the same mistake again?

If we turn our eyes away from the truth, Japan will be defeated by China.

I have no choice but to protect Japan. That is why I cannot agree with Prime Minister Abe's vow to Xi Jinping to "strengthen cooperation" with "Belt and Road." This is because it is clear that it will invite the second dance of the emperor's visit to China.

In order to protect the interests of the Japanese people, I hope that you will understand the true meaning and face the truth.