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Industry
Huawei extends \'Tau law\' beyond smartphones to next-generation base stations, seeks way around U.S. curbs
Huawei has applied a new chip design principle it developed in response to U.S. advanced semiconductor export controls to next-generation wireless base stations, the South China Morning Post reported. The company said its Tau scaling-based time compression concept has improved performance and efficiency, including higher perceived network quality and lower energy use in its latest baseband product. Huawei has also expanded the approach to smartphones and plans to apply it to AI chips.
Telecommunications & Media
Huawei unveils tri-fold phone with new chip, breaking through U.S. EUV curbs?
Huawei launched its new tri-fold phone Mate XT 2 in China, featuring the Kirin 9050 Pro mobile chip designed with its “tau scaling law” and the HarmonyOS 7 operating system. The phone starts at 19,999 yuan and goes on sale from Sept. 10. Huawei said overall performance rises 42% from the previous model. The device adopts an in-folding structure and adds an optional privacy OLED display.
Industry
Huawei aims for 1.4 nm chip density by 2031, unveils new design principle
Huawei has set a goal of developing advanced chips at a 1.4 nanometre process level by 2031 and unveiled a new chip design principle it calls the Tau Scaling Law. Bloomberg News reported the company said at a Shanghai semiconductor symposium it aims to make industry-leading semiconductors within the next five years, but did not provide independent performance data. The approach seeks performance gains by reducing signal and data movement time inside chips and systems.