All employees of a group in Wuhan were laid off. Is the group's project not completed?

Wuhan Hong Xin Semiconductor has started to lay off all employees, and it is impossible to guess the direction of the remaining 1000 billion semiconductor projects.

According to a source, Hong Xin's top management has publicly stated in an internal group of 240 people: Considering the company's current situation, the company has no plans to resume work and production. After research, the company decided that all employees should apply for resignation before leaving work on February 28th, 20021year, and go through resignation procedures before leaving work on March 5th, 20021year. Vacation personnel can apply online. ?

Hong Xin Semiconductor Project was formally established in June 20 1 17, with a planned investment of12.8 billion yuan, and a logic process production line of 14 nm and below 7 nm. Since then, it has attracted countless attention, and even in June 20 19, it won the platform of Jiang Shangyi, an industry leader at SMIC.

At the end of 20 19, Hong Xin was called? The only one in China that can produce 7-nanometer chips? ASML mask aligner (NXT: 1980di? ) held a ceremony to enter the factory, but now the project has long been stagnant or almost unfinished. What was the slogan of the ceremony at that time? Hong Xin's dream of serving the country China? .

In May, 5438+065438+2020 10, Wuhan Hong Xin was completely taken over by Wuhan government, and the original team Xueyan Li, Mosen and others also announced their withdrawal from the company's operation. At present, General Manager Han said that unfinished chip projects should consider docking mature domestic leading enterprises or cooperating with scientific research institutions to achieve a certain degree of recycling.

Under the craze, Wuhan Hong Xin, a chicken feather in the core-making movement, is not the first case in which a large-scale semiconductor project has fallen into an unfinished business.

In recent years, driven by the support policies issued by the central and local governments, a core-making boom has been set off all over the country. In 2020, with the intensification of the United States' attack on China's semiconductor industry, the supply of chips is seriously insufficient, and the voice of localization of core-making is getting higher and higher.

By February of 20021,there were 66,500 chip-related enterprises in China, and 22,800 newly registered enterprises in 2020, up by 195% year-on-year. Since 20021,the data has grown more rapidly, with the number of registered companies reaching 4350 in the first two months, up 378% year-on-year.

Under this wave of core-building, national giants such as Huawei Hisilicon, SMIC, Changjiang Storage and CAMBRIAN have risen rapidly, but at the same time, it has also triggered the phenomenon that enterprises defraud government subsidies and obtain financing in the name of making chips. In the end, it is not uncommon for tens of billions of semiconductor projects to fail due to the break of the capital chain.

It is reported that in just over a year, six tens of billions of semiconductor projects distributed in Jiangsu, Sichuan, Hubei, Guizhou, Shaanxi and other five provinces in China have been suspended, with a planned total investment of 297.4 billion yuan, and now they have become the largest unfinished projects.

For example:

Chengdu Singer: It is jointly invested and built by Grofonder Company, an American chip foundry, and Chengdu Municipal Government. The total investment scale of the company exceeds $ 10 billion, and it is planned to build a 12 inch wafer factory in Chengdu. But it stopped before it was officially put into production.

Nanjing Deco Code: With a total investment of about 2.5 billion US dollars, it plans to produce power management chips and MEMS chips. However, in October19, 1 1 year 10, the company was declared by the people's court as an executor of bad faith because of the broken capital chain. It is reported that the Nanjing government has invested nearly 400 million yuan in this project, and it is trying its best to find investors to prevent the project from going bad.

Shaanxi Kuntong: It was originally planned to invest nearly 40 billion yuan, claiming to be the first domestic project focusing on R&D and autonomy of flexible semiconductors and new display technologies, and it is planned to be put into production in the fourth quarter of 2020. However, at the end of 2065438+2009, Shaanxi Kun exposed the news that employees were owed wages and faced unemployment. Dismissed employees? Announce the end of the project.

Guizhou Huaxintong: 20 16 The Guizhou provincial government aimed at server processors with high requirements for industrial ecology, and invested billions of yuan to establish Huaxintong in cooperation with Qualcomm. Three years later, Huaxin Tong became commercially unsustainable and declared bankruptcy.