TR Economy & Updates

[Lool]

Turkey’s 1st indigenous microprocessor unveiled

Microprocessor, Cakil, to help reduce dependence on import of such products, technology minister says - Anadolu Ajansı

www.aa.com.tr

What about the public sector? Turkey can turn the world upside down if they managed to commercialise such chips

Does anyone have any news about it being used on the public sector?

 

[Abdelaziz]

Turkey’s 1st indigenous microprocessor unveiled

Microprocessor, Cakil, to help reduce dependence on import of such products, technology minister says - Anadolu Ajansı

www.aa.com.tr

What about the public sector? Turkey can turn the world upside down if they managed to commercialise such chips

Does anyone have any news about it being used on the public sector?

Korean and chinese also produces chips ..but their is the design and the production .. tubitak designed a chip ..but the production will be by the world giant tsmc taiwan

 

[Lool]

Korean and chinese also produces chips ..but their is the design and the production .. tubitak designed a chip ..but the production will be by the world giant tsmc taiwan

That is what Iam talking about
I was asking whether Turkey was planning on producing them locally so that they can compete with tsmc Taiwan
Why do you think I said.... "they will turn the world upside down"

 

[TheInsider]

Lool those processors are not intel or AMD processors. They are industrial processors and they are not cheap compared to their commercially available counterparts. We do that because companies who sell us, processors, sell their products with trojan horses or we don't want to take that risk.

Tüyar company has a project to setup a FAB in Maleysia. Tübitak also has plans to expand YİTAL lab to increase production capacity.

 

[Abdelaziz]

Yes i know ..these are chips for industrial and military uses ..their performance still far behind intel and amd ... But its of strategic importance .. esp for defence sector

Lool those processors are not intel or AMD processors. They are industrial processors and they are not cheap compared to their commercially available counterparts. We do that because companies who sell us, processors, sell their products with trojan horses or we don't want to take that risk.

Tüyar company has a project to setup a FAB in Maleysia. Tübitak also has plans to expand YİTAL lab to increase production capacity.

 

[kimov]

That is what Iam talking about
I was asking whether Turkey was planning on producing them locally so that they can compete with tsmc Taiwan
Why do you think I said.... "they will turn the world upside down"

It simply not possible to compete as we have very little in that area. Just the annual investment of TSMC is probably higher than all of Turkey.

 

[what]

Intel is looking for subsidies in the range of 10 billion €! to open a factory in Europe. On top of their own investments. Just to give some perspective. Hard to compete with the Asians. And the Chinese are still struggling to compete with Taiwan or Samsung. And they are throwing billions of euros at it.

There's potential for niche chips but even that requires significant amount of know how and money.

 

[mulj]

Neither intel or huawei is option for turkey, only idnpendent path, both mentioned extend slave master relationship.

 

[Saithan]

I remember talking with someone before our forum was established that we’d need some local production to not be entirely dependant on foreign delivery. I don’t know the scale we’re at. But if the norm is 100 mio. Pieces Then we’d beed aroun 8-15% domestic production.

 

[Zafer]

Turkey seems to have 120nm process in house with Aselsan and Tubitak but this is nowhere near satisfactory. To be able to make entry level smart phones and chips that will drive a car 28nm process is the starting point. The Çakıl chip to be cast by the Taiwanese TSCM will be 65nm process. More efforts need to be made to produce consumer grade chips.

 

[Saithan]

Turkey seems to have 120nm process in house with Aselsan and Tubitak but this is nowhere near satisfactory. To be able to make entry level smart phones and chips that will drive a car 28nm process is the starting point. The Çakıl chip to be cast by the Taiwanese TSCM will be 65nm process. More efforts need to be made to produce consumer grade chips.

Investing in Cakil for domesic production as well should be prioritized.

 

[Saithan]

Not just the processor, all other computing technologies and hardware|

Vestel have already invested in some cleanroom production capacity and instead of starting from scratch invest together with Vestel. And grow it bigger from there.

 

[Manomed]

I hope we get better amount of tax I have to pay when getting something is getting out of hands Im a student even buying food is getting harder at the moment

 

[Saithan]

Central government gross debt stock at $241 bln in July - Latest News

The Turkish central government's gross debt stock totaled 2 trillion Turkish liras (around $241 billion) as of the end of July, according to official figures on Aug. 20.

www.hurriyetdailynews.com

 

[Huelague]

Germany looking at green hydrogen imports from Turkey

Turkey is on the list of Germany’s green hydrogen supplier countries in line with the country’s new hydrogen strategy, according to Markus C. Slevogt,...

www.dailysabah.com

 

[Huelague]

Turks are hating to make investment, thats why our first decacorn are owned by Chinese and not Turks.

 

[LegionnairE]

@what

Many stock exchanges of economic powerhouses are foreign owned completely or at least partially.

And many of those "economic powerhouses" are under foreign political influence.

I am of the opinion that the state should own strategically important assets.

Sale of Türk Telekom was a fiasco and we should try to avoid such scenarios in the future.

 

[what]

@what


And many of those "economic powerhouses" are under foreign political influence.

I am of the opinion that the state should own strategically important assets.

Sale of Türk Telekom was a fiasco and we should try to avoid such scenarios in the future.

I don't mind that at all. France still has a very high stake in all parts of the private sector. But that only works if the companies compete and don't get any favored treatments.

 

[Saithan]

Turkey gets $6.4B as IMF deploys record $650B in SDR allocation

Turkey has received a foreign currency boost of $6.4 billion thanks to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) new Special Drawing Rights (SDR)...

www.dailysabah.com

Such a waste with current government. This boost is like a loan.

 

[Saithan]

And this loan will have little or no contribution to CB reserves. It looks like we are avoiding the big picture here. We need cash, and it is urgent.

There is no way we will go too far under pressure of short term foreign loans. In the near past, the 30 to 40 billion dollars provided by travel industry would balance out the deficit quite a bit. You can see where we are devoid of this huge income.

It simply gets on my nerves that we are still debating whether or not Covid injection should be an individual choice. There is a clear warning here, if we fail to act fast, we are loosing this income for 2022 as well. Because most make their travel plans far in advance.

It actually doesn't matter since government isn't interested in correcting the economy, not at the cost of all their precious infrastructure projects. I'm not going to mention them here as we've already done that many times.