China's YMTC Just Created The FASTEST Chip Ever!

Get ready to be amazed! China's YMTC has just achieved a major breakthrough in chip technology, creating the fastest chip ever made! In this video, we'll dive into the details of this incredible achievement and explore what it means for the future of technology. From supercomputing to artificial intelligence, this revolutionary chip is set to change the game. So, what makes it so fast? How will it impact industries around the world? And what are the implications for global tech dominance? Find out in this video!

[mythbusterthe]

YMTC is set to be the biggest with the most advance memory chips giant in the world together with CXMT.
They will be bigger than Samsung, Hynix or Micron.

[kelvintan]

This essentially means that ASML's most advanced EUV Lithography Machines have been made redundant.

[Alan-xrpj]

CHINA 🇨🇳
... is the hope for humanity.

[ChipChat]

You must be quite brave to hold on to all your Samsung shares without liquidating some, after knowing what YMTC has produced.

[iwanhanjoyo]

faster speed with lower heat means increased customer satisfaction and longer usage, longer processor lifetime means less waste for the environment (environment friendly).

while quantum computing costs a lot on RnD, if the research and development of YMTC processor goes on and it can finally reach the speed of quantum computer, it will make the quantum computing obsolete.

this means potential profit for business

[parttimethinker]

In the world of hi tech, improve or die..really competitive environment.

[dyrectory_com]

Didn't know about this chip and will look it up....🦉

[wingmay]

Joe Biden doesn't know Chinese. Someone please tell him you are fired.

[realfacts]

How is this new chip compared to NVIDIA chip? Anyone knows?

[akkahk]

I thought U are telling me that YMTC has managed to get to 300 layers NAND flash. It has alerady achieved 232 layers 2 years ago. Samsung and SK Hynix is working on 300 layers NAND flash which is supposed to launch next yr. However SK Hynix is foucsing more on HBM3 for Nvidia so NAND is not a priority for it now.

[inraid]

Can you unlearn the phrase
"what if I told you?". Thanks!

[mikemalone]

What clock rate?
What power rating?
Bus width?
Cores/threads?
Cache(s)?

Any real info at all?

Having watched this video, I still do not even know the target market for this device.

Mobile computing?
Desktop?
Server?
CAD?
Something else?

[Karol-gd]

Yep . Cpu, ram etc need more and more space from motherboard . This never happen

[earthlingthings]

Repetitive commentary. Makes the entire video unwatchable