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2026-09-08•2 min read

Huawei Takes Over Domestic Supply Chain to Build 12 DUV Lithography Machines by 2026

Huawei Takes Over Domestic Supply Chain to Build 12 DUV Lithography Machines by 2026
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Executive Summary

  • •Huawei is directly coordinating suppliers to build deep ultraviolet photolithography equipment.
  • •The company is targeting 12 advanced DUV units and 600,000 Ascend 910C AI chips by 2026.
  • •The domestic supply chain remains severely bottlenecked by an ongoing reliance on German Zeiss lenses.
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“Trying to replicate ASML's decades of precision engineering from scratch is a nightmare, but when you're completely cut off from the global supply chain, you have to build the whole stack yourself.”

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Huawei is positioning itself as a project manager for China's deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography development to bypass US export controls. Shanghai Yuliangsheng aims to produce 12 advanced DUV units by the end of 2026, which are already undergoing tests at SMIC and Huawei facilities. The manufacturing push is designed to support Huawei's target of producing 600,000 Ascend 910C artificial intelligence chips by 2026. The domestic systems are currently aimed at simpler chip designs, limited to 7nm-class processes since extreme ultraviolet (EUV) tools remain completely restricted. The supply chain still relies heavily on projection lenses from Germany's Zeiss, creating an ongoing bottleneck for complete domestic self-sufficiency.

Zubiqo Strategic Assessment

Primary Impact

Chinese semiconductor foundries and domestic fab equipment manufacturers, who are receiving direct capital and coordination from Huawei to bypass Western equipment blockades.

Strategic Shift

The shift from telecommunications and hardware companies merely designing silicon to actively managing the supply chain and manufacturing of the photolithography machines that print the silicon.

The Ripple Effect

China's persistent reliance on Zeiss optics will likely trigger a massive injection of state and corporate funding into domestic photonics and projection lens manufacturing by 2027.

This intelligence assessment is generated by Zubiqo's AI for informational purposes only.

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