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CTOnews.com October 12 news, according to the Russian media "businessman" reported on Wednesday local time, the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade put forward a road map for the development of microelectronics. According to the report, the country's microelectronics companies can produce 130nm process products, and the latest goal is to mass-produce 65nm chip node process in 2026, 28nm chips locally in 2027 and 14nm in 2030.

Local experts believe that these technologies will help produce economical notebook computers based on Linux and RISC-V.

As early as last year, the Russian government has initially formulated a new microelectronics development plan, to 2030 need to invest about 3.19 trillion rubles (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 232.232 billion yuan) of funds, will be used for the development of local semiconductor production technology, domestic chip development, data center and other infrastructure, while will focus on training local talent and marketing self-research chips, solutions.

In semiconductor manufacturing, Russia plans to spend 420 billion rubles (currently about 30.576 billion yuan) on new manufacturing technologies, with a short-term goal of using 90nm processes to increase local chip production by the end of this year.

CTOnews.com reported yesterday that the businessman newspaper said that Russia's Norsi-Trans would start producing data storage systems, servers and computers using Loongson processors. Russian companies will purchase Godson 5000 series processors (12nm technology) with similar performance to Intel i5, according to the executive director of the Russian Association of data Storage system developers.

The general manager of Norsi-Trans said that the company has purchased about 100 Godson processors and will trial-produce a batch of devices that use Loongson processors.

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