However, these three pillar businesses all suffered severe blows to varying degrees in 2019.

Let’s talk about the chip manufacturing business first.

Last year, under the onslaught of Samsung, Japanese companies suffered a crushing defeat in the DRAM market and gradually withdrew from the DRAM market to switch to SOC.

Japan, which seems to have retreated to the second line of IC design, has quietly retained its trump card in the manufacturing industry to restrain semiconductor companies in the Peninsula and the United States at any time.

This trump card is the right to speak on more than 1/2 of the world's semiconductor materials and 1/3 of semiconductor manufacturing equipment.

Although there is no news yet that Japan will make a restrictive response to the peninsula, it can be foreseen that in the near future, this will become a sword inserted into the heart of Samsung!

The second is the foundry controversy, and the fake news that all 7nm products were scrapped.

Although relevant personnel from Qualcomm later officially responded through the media that this was completely fake news and they were already in coordinated communication.

However, Samsung was already lagging behind TSMC in the 7nm foundry competition. Once this negative news came out, it not only dealt a blow to Qualcomm's reputation, but also damaged the trust of other customers.

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The third is the mobile phone explosion incident and layoffs in China, etc.

Li Yuanbin spoke one thing after another, and Li Jianxi's eyes opposite him became brighter and brighter.