RISC-V chip technology emerges as new battleground in US-China tech war
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#2Tell them how China is using github, stackoverflow and Linux.
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#3Honestly if I get better chips I have no problems with RISC-V
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#4What is next? Linux? GitHub? Wikipedia?
Sheer f**g hubris.
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#5Tell them how china is using .cn! They didn’t even pull that trigger in case of .ru.
ICANN is the space laser that I hope they never discover they have
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#6RISC-V is all about not bowing down to one company, or one country - cheaper better chips from China are just as good as cheaper better chips from the USA or Europe - and competition, that great capitalist American institution, is a good thing here - we don't need any archaic old cold warriors messing with our markets
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#7When I was working in China one of the most common readings of Liu Cixin's Three Body Problem was to take the Trisolarans as a stand-in for the US, and it doesn't seem too far off the mark with proposals like this.
Trying to intefere with the development of open source hardware isn't just regulating products any more, that's just throwing a wrench into the scientific process.
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#9Tell them how china is using .cn! They didn’t even pull that trigger in case of .ru. ICANN is the space laser that I hope they never discover they have
Net is designed to route around nuclear war, I'm sure we can all work together and route around the US congress
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#10RISC-V is all about not bowing down to one company, or one country - cheaper better chips from China are just as good as cheaper better chips from the USA or Europe - and competition, that great capitalist American institution, is a good thing here - we don't need any archaic old cold warriors messing with our markets
> cheaper better chips from China are just as good as cheaper better chips from the USA or Europe
This may be a bit naive. How do you make sure that there are no intentional security issues / backdoors in Chips from a vendor?
An interesting clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfXxgb9N_qI .