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Russian chipmakers can produce chips on various mature nodes, including 65nm and 90 nm.
Of the 400 tools used in Russia for chips, only 12% can currently be manufactured locally.
By 2030 , Russia aims to produce domestic lithography systems capable of processing wafers with 65nm or 90 nm process technologies.
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