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These studies suggest that the growth of China's semiconductor industry is limited by U.S. export restrictions, limited technological advancement, low financial returns, lack of human capital, intense international competition, low localization rates, and inadequate support.
China's semiconductor industry has seen rapid growth, driven by significant government support and increasing domestic demand. However, despite these efforts, the industry faces several challenges that limit its growth and ability to compete with global leaders.
U.S. Export Restrictions and Technology Transfer Limitations:
High Investment and Shortened Life Cycles:
Limited Success of State-Owned Firms:
Human Capital and Talent Shortages:
Inadequate Long-Term Industry Support and Investment:
Weak Upstream and Downstream Collaboration:
China's semiconductor industry faces several significant challenges that limit its growth. These include U.S. export restrictions, high investment requirements, limited success of state-owned firms, human capital shortages, inadequate long-term support, and weak sector collaboration. Addressing these issues will be crucial for China to achieve its goal of becoming a global leader in semiconductor technology.
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