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proelite

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That would be thoroughly irrational on the part of the United States, since in the this scenario China is able to make the full gamut of high tech goods of comparable quality to the United States and as such other countries can easily just decide to continue purchasing alternative goods from China, and especially if the prices that China offers are the same or lower for the same quality, the US will lose out big time and will actually be mocked and sneered at for being hopelessly spiteful. The United States will only get its way if it combined those types of embargos with the threat of or actual military action.

Also such behavior would be deemed illegal by world trade organization.
 

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China exascale supercomputer in Tianjin. This news confirmed it.
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european_guy

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US don't give a S towards WTO since Trump vetoed appellate judges appointments.

Of course they don't!

None of the several actions against Chinese firms since Huawei times have any resemblance to be aligned to WTO rules.

The last example is the recently approved CHIPS and Science Act that bars companies that receive subsidies from the United States from investing in China for 10 years: barring a foreign company to invest in a totally unrelated third-country to have access to funds is something unheard of, and definitely against any WTO rules.

But the latest package of these days dwarfs anything that came before, by far.

US honors only its rules, and when become inconvenient, simply and unilaterally changes them.
 
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