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"By banning the export of EUV, China will lag 10 to 15 years behind the West [in producing 5nm]."

“We don’t have any evidence that they [Chinese] can manufacture seven-nanometer at scale [let alone 5nm].”

"We will not get 3nm, and we will not get 5nm. It would be very, very good if we could solve 7nm."

“Quite unlikely, at least in the next five years.”

"Perhaps next year Pura/Mate smartphones and Matepad tablets could surprise consumers with a more powerful and efficient [5nm] Kirin chipset."

"If nothing changes with current restrictions, we expect Huawei and SMIC to have a true 5nm based chip in 2025 or 2026 with large scale AI chips not so long after."

"The US can't stop Huawei and SMIC from making progress in chip technology, in fact, they already have the machines to get to 5 nanometers [by 2026]."

"China may be able to produce 5nm chips by the end of [2025]."

“If SMIC is keeping pace, probably about two years [2025].”

"5nm chips have been in production since December 2024."

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A racketeering conspiracy trial of Huawei Technologies opened Wednesday in federal court in Brooklyn, with prosecutors accusing the Chinese company of stealing technology from American firms, abusing the U.S. financial system and aiding Iranian surveillance.

A racketeering conspiracy trial of Huawei Technologies opened Wednesday in federal court in Brooklyn, with prosecutors accusing the Chinese company of stealing technology from American firms, abusing the U.S. financial system and aiding Iranian surveillance.

Justice Department attorney Taylor Stout told jurors Huawei operated through "theft, lies, cover-up" for two decades, alleging it stole trade secrets including router source code from Cisco Systems and a phone-testing robotic arm from T-Mobile.

Justice Department attorney Taylor Stout told jurors Huawei operated through "theft, lies, cover-up" for two decades, alleging it stole trade secrets including router source code from Cisco Systems and a phone-testing robotic arm from T-Mobile.

Defense attorney Brian Heberlig said the case involved "competition, not conspiracy," arguing prosecutors cherry-picked isolated acts by a few of Huawei's roughly 200,000 employees in 170 countries. He said "there was no blueprint for crime."

Defense attorney Brian Heberlig said the case involved "competition, not conspiracy," arguing prosecutors cherry-picked isolated acts by a few of Huawei's roughly 200,000 employees in 170 countries. He said "there was no blueprint for crime."

The first prosecution witness, Parham Baheshti, testified that he provided information to the U.S. government about his dealings with Huawei after working in 2009 for an Iranian firm expanding internet access. He said he left Iran in 2011.

The first prosecution witness, Parham Baheshti, testified that he provided information to the U.S. government about his dealings with Huawei after working in 2009 for an Iranian firm expanding internet access. He said he left Iran in 2011.

Jury selection began Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly, who told prospective jurors that "China and the Communist Party ... are not on trial." Huawei has pleaded not guilty to all 14 counts, with alleged conduct dating to 1999.

Jury selection began Tuesday before U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly, who told prospective jurors that "China and the Communist Party ... are not on trial." Huawei has pleaded not guilty to all 14 counts, with alleged conduct dating to 1999.

The case stems from a 2018 indictment over Huawei's ties to Skycom Tech in Iran and led to the Vancouver arrest of CFO Meng Wanzhou, who returned to China in 2021 under a deferred prosecution agreement. The trial is expected to last about three months.

The case stems from a 2018 indictment over Huawei's ties to Skycom Tech in Iran and led to the Vancouver arrest of CFO Meng Wanzhou, who returned to China in 2021 under a deferred prosecution agreement. The trial is expected to last about three months.

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