China's advanced semiconductor shortage could shrink to 34% by 2035, with SMIC's yield driving Goldman Sachs' forecast (Zaikei Shimbun)

Goldman Sachs forecasts that China's advanced semiconductor shortage could shrink to 34% by 2035. SMIC's yield is cited as a factor that could determine the extent of the decline.

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The report covers Goldman Sachs' forecast that China's advanced semiconductor shortage could shrink to 34% by 2035.

SMIC's yield is expected to be an important factor behind the forecast.

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Target market groupChina's advanced semiconductor shortage

Forecast yearCould shrink to 34% by 2035

Key factorSMIC's yield

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