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BTW:

The ban on finished products from Russia will lead to a retaliatory ban on the supply of
production components, causing an acute shortage of microprocessors for the entire
world. Russia accounts for 100 percent of the world's supply of various rare earths used
for these purposes. It will not be possible to abruptly replace [Russia] with an alternative
substrate production, and there is no way to replace rare earths from Russia.

Russia : 80 percent of the market for sapphire substrates - thin sheets of synthetic
corundum used in "every processor in the world" - including those made by AMD and
Intel.

The position is even stronger in special chip etching chemistry, which uses high-purity components.
Russia accounts for 100 percent of the world's supply of various rare earths used for these purposes.
The ONLY county you get your shit..no.sorry.. chip from.... ;-)


The time frame for guaranteeing the quality of those sapphire substrates that are needed
for microchips, for example, request 30 years of continuous production. The facilities
where they can be manufactured must be located in an area where there is virtually no
seismic activity. That means, he said, that component products from companies in
seismically active California or Taiwan are "significantly inferior to those from Russia in
terms of quality and volume to the level required in the industry.


Who wants internet ? Must pay in Rubles.This is the world you live in and you are worried about oil...

Guess who will get those finished products ?
Here are the first 4 letters - CHIN