Huawei claims that they can reach 1.4nm by 2031. Does that mean EUV is no longer required for this process?

No, because they have found a sweet spot with regards to thermal heat problem, but it would be better with EUV tools because more transistors in the same space with LogicFolding tech. White gay boys s@cking Israel’s dick will eventually be buried in the dust bin of history.

WTF? How is this an appropriate comment in a discussion about transistor density? We have to ban accounts that comment like this repeatedly. Please observe the guidelines if you want to participate here. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Which part of this was inappropriate? If you go to hn.algolia.com and search for Huawei, you will see how Huawei has been treated by the West. Take a look at this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18613124

The second sentence of your comment is about as vile a comment as we ever see here. HN is not the place for making sweeping condemnations of “The West”. For one thing, it's dozens of countries, many of whom disagree with each other. And we would never tolerate an HN user making such a comment against China or any other country. You of course can discuss issues between governments and corporations like anything else here but the guidelines are very clear that commenting like that on HN is completely unacceptable. HN is for people who hold themselves to higher standards than this.

I agree that it’s dozen of countries but they all operate under the same “power umbrella”. Arresting Huawei CFO by Canada. Banning ASML exports to Huawei by Netherlands. All by the requests of the USA which again is 100% controlled by Israel. I am simply stating the truth here despite the profanity of the language which I think you raised a fair point.

We don’t mind profanity per se but that kind of demeaning, abusive language about anyone is unacceptable here, as is ideological/political battle. It’s doesn’t matter how right you feel you are.

Very significant because it suggests that there is a viable alternative to standard Moore’s law scaling that TSMC has been driving.