Another non-sensical fluff piece sponsored by Nanox:
Nanox said that its Yongin plant will be annually producing 220,000 MEMS chips, enough to make 50,000 Nanox.ARC devices. The temporary facility in Cheongju currently has a monthly production capacity of 1,000 MEMS chips.
That is interesting. 220,000 divided by 50,000 is 4.4. In other words, each Arc device will have 4 tubes and another very special partial ( 4/10, exactly) tube, just short of the 5 tubes in the investor presentations. Also, Nanox has not disclosed any plans to make 50,000 Arc devices (only 15,000 by 2024).
The capacity is also wrong - it was supposed to be 120,000 (based on the 10,000 a month from inventor presentations).
Here is the Korean text, in case of doubt.
The equipment shown in the article's photo appears to be Precision 5000 by Applied Materials, an almost 40-year-old CVD machine - baking the very innovative fake Nanox.Source! Let me know, if I am mistaken.
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