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I think Western people still call this situation “outsourcing” when in reality what is happening is that China is better at manufacturing than everyone else, and they’re starting to be better than everyone else at design and engineering, too. When we buy software from Silicon Valley or a nice Mercedes Benz from Germany we don’t use this same language “outsourcing.” Colloquially, outsourcing implies low quality or che…
I think it’s a matter of perceptions catching up to reality. 15 years ago China was definitely still ripping off american products down to the english silk screening.
Xiaomi: New CPU matches Apple cores single threaded, much faster multithreaded
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Everybody always forgets George Bush for some reason
Apparently some people think republicans were the only presidents elected in the last 25+ years? Even senile Joe Biden was more competent than the current malicious moron in power.
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Did their test results include power draw?
Yes, and it looked pretty good for an engineering sample. See this video from chineese youtubeer geerkerwan: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BCCJuOopLK8
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Yes, and it looked pretty good for an engineering sample. See this video from chineese youtubeer geerkerwan: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BCCJuOopLK8
Oh, so we're at the "good for an engineering sample" stage not "competitive with Apple" stage
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Not as long as there's a NATO. Europe needs to acquire a nuclear arsenal that stands head-to-head with the Russian one quantitatively and independent from the U.S. or any other nation (including the French and British) for nuclear deterrence. This means many more European nations need to acquire a nuclear arsenal. The frustrating part is that the U.S. doesn't want to give assurances whether it will come to Europe's a…
I would argue that NATO under Trump is a paper tiger. There is a reason no-one wants to buy US weapons any more, though the intricacies of where they are, having assumed the US would be a reliable ally, mean the current flood of US weaponry to European countries will slow down gradually, not all at once. Reputation is a fickle thing, so difficult to build, and so easy to lose.
I'm pretty sure the Trump Administration has made this clear to the Russians through diplomatic channels. A Russian attack is therefore unlikely.
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Oh, so we're at the "good for an engineering sample" stage not "competitive with Apple" stage
Not sure what you mean, but production silicon will be used in their phones next month.
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From the outside, it is still competition. If they go too far to impose their system, we stop buying :)
Except they've now ground your native industry under their boot and have total monopoly control because you've given up your critical infrastructure. You can no longer stop buying. That isn't an option. This is geopolitics 101; your fantasy version is decades out of date.
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#779If Moore's law is truly ending as is generally believed, then it seems logically inevitable that the entire industry will flatten out and equalize. Or, I am oversimplifying something.
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> China is imperialist as any other country. Sure, but not the way West conducted it, by going and killing generations of people. Look at India, before British colonization they accounted for almost 25% GDP of the world (~1700s), now it is around 3-4% Or lets look at China itself, before the opium wars and British colonization, it accounted for ~30% of the world GDP, by 1970s it dropped to 4-5%, now climbing back to…
> Sure, but not the way West conducted it, by going and killing generations of people. Ridiculous statement. China is doing it today — uighurs are actively erased bit by bit. > Look at India, before British colonization they accounted for almost 25% GDP of the world (~1700s), now it is around 3-4% This statement is rooted in “zero sum” logic, and based on the assumption that without colonization India should have sta…