This shift to mature nodes allows Chinese fabs to develop and supply chips to other sectors of the Chinese economy, namely the automotive industry. Most of these tools are lithography systems used to make chips on trailing nodes. Supply of these tools has been particularly important for companies like Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (SMIC) which recently became the world's second-largest pure-play foundry due to its ability to supply chips made on advanced nodes to companies like Huawei and vast manufacturing capacities focused on mature nodes as well as smaller and emerging players that specialize solely on mature and specialty nodes.