Huawei's chip law looks less like Moore and more like marketing

China's Huawei unveils new sanctions-busting chip architecture that replaces Moore's Law - SiliconANGLE

Huawei unveiled LogicFolding, a stacked dual-layer chip architecture based on its proprietary Tau Scaling Law, targeting 55% transistor density gains and 1.4nm-class performance by 2031 — without EUV lithography machines blocked by U.S. sanctions. If the roadmap holds, it gives China a credible domestic alternative to TSMC/Nvidia for AI datacenter silicon, reshaping the assumption that export controls alone can contain Chinese semiconductor advancement.