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“The major geopolitical significance has been to show that it is possible to completely design [without] U.S. technology and still produce a product that may not be quite as good as cutting edge Western models, but is still quite capable.” Miller says a considerable gap remains between SMIC’s capabilities and those of TSMC, the industry leader that produces the newest chips for companies like Apple.
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I’m not sure why anyone ever thought these sanctions were going to stop China from making their own chips. There are over a billion people in China. Of course they’re going to be capable of designing their own chips.
Racism.
Not sure why you’re downvoted.
During the pandemic, motherfuckers called it the “China Flu” and harassed Asian Americans. Race is definitely involved, and pretending like it’s not is just ignorance.
Racists don’t like being called racist 🥱
If you’re currently working for a US semiconductor company, I’m sure there are Chinese companies that would be happy to hire you with a very sizable raise…
This is the best summary I could come up with:
“The major geopolitical significance,” he said, “has been to show that it is possible to completely design [without] U.S. technology and still produce a product that may not be quite as good as cutting edge Western models, but is still quite capable.”
China’s official broadcaster, CGTN, in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, called the phone Huawei’s “first higher-end processor” since U.S. sanctions were imposed and said the chip it contains was made by Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp., a company partially owned by the Chinese government.
U.S. sanctions were intended to slow China’s progress in emerging fields like artificial intelligence and big data by cutting off its ability to buy or build advanced semiconductors, which are the brains of these systems.
“This shows that Chinese companies like Huawei still have plenty of capability to innovate,” said Chris Miller, a professor at Tufts University and author of the book “Chip War.” “I think it will also probably intensify debate in Washington on whether restrictions are to be tightened.”
Willy Shih, an economist at Harvard Business School, said Huawei’s breakthrough was evocative of what happened with Global Positioning System technology, now commonly known as GPS.
For instance, Intel recently announced it will have to pay $353 million in termination fees to Israel’s Tower Semiconductor after failing to acquire Chinese regulatory approval for the acquisition.
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Reading this after watching a video about how the Russian economy is humming along instead of collapsing makes me think there’s a class of people informing Biden that are idiots. Sanctions diplomacy once again accomplishes barely anything. I can’t believe people are getting paid for such shitty advice.
watching a video about how the Russian economy is humming along
Source?
It’s a YouTuber, Reallifelore, Why Russia Isn’t Actually Collapsing. He mentions Russia is running a big deficit, but that’s not the economic collapse that was predicted.
“humming along” is very different from “not collapsing”.
It’s running and stable enough to avoid a collapse. It’s not even close to a collapse. That’s the situation.
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Sanctions diplomacy is counterproductive. Globalization worked by making countries too interdependent to fuck around.
Now? China’s domestic technology capability is growing at an astonishing rate.
The sanctions regime was effective at one time, because America basically had a stranglehold on the world economy. Sure, sanctions never caused a regime change in Cuba or Iran, but those countries were economically devastated and that was the actual goal.
Things have changed. As dedollarization and multipolarity become dominant, all sanctions are doing is accelerating dedollarization and multipolarity. America is now hurting itself with its sanctions regime as much as its enemies, and it’s only going to get worse.
China can’t be stopped. 😊
