Russia's microchip industry is projected to grow significantly, boosted by massive government support. As microchips play a major role in Russia's war efforts in Ukraine, the focus is on ramping up production of less-advanced chips rather than becoming a high-tech player in the microelectronics market. Currently, Russia only has capabilities for producing 90-nanometre chips and is exploring mass production of 65-nm chips. Meanwhile, the US is eyeing a transition to 2-nm microchips, while China is trying to go below 10 nm.
