Chinese semiconductor industry
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Hard for Chinese companies to collaborate with Ali Baba which was listed in US and majority ownership are foreign institutions. Jack Ma owns maybe only 15% shares? Biggest share holder is Softbank (Japanese) the rest are westerners. Ali Baba is a Chinese run company making money in China but owned and benefits mainly by foreigners. Ever wonder why the government was cracking down on Ali Baba and the West was making a big fuss over "China crackdowns on tech companies"?
China should not have allowed foreigners to own such a big part of alibaba to begin with. This was probably because 20 yrs ago, the state enterprises were so arrogant that they looked down on a private companies, They thought private companies will never be as good as state owned enterprises. But today private companies like alibaba and tencent have shown that they are way more innovative and competitive.
I own some Alibaba shares (and I think a few other members of this forum do as well), and we're generally supportive and in awe of China's growth. What do you propose for people and investors in my shoes?
"foreigners" who support China do so for many reasons and if you remove some avenues that we can be financially vested in a subject, then that also removes some of the attachment for people to see a subject do well.
A Chinese SoC by Jingshi Intelligent for AI assisted computer vision applications. Probably for industrial use. The Soc features a RISC-V CPU, Tensor processing unit, DRAM, dedicated separate microcontroller unit, display and camera interface, image signal processor, video encoder/decoder, audio codec, storage interface, security engine and interfaces for a lot of peripherals.
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A very bad way of thinking. Bad for China and China's aspirations to be exact.
China never intends to decouple or shut off. It has learned the very important lesson that building bridges and dependencies are better than destroying them and closing gates. Foreign capital must continue to come to China ( otherwise other regions will suck them up). Foreign capital is a finite quantity and the investors who chose to invest in China are taking big risks. China grew, in part due to FDIs.
As long as the capital stays in China, it is good for China. Employment, technology, economy, wages etc grows. Softbank, for example, will have a stake in Alibaba's future or Chinese economy in general.
China should allow small foreign investors, but disallow foreign oligarchies.
No. All investments, from anybody, must be welcomed as long as it doesn't violate China's national security/core interests. Oligarchies, Drug Mafia, Monarchies, Satanists, Dictatorships ...it doesn't matter. Do understand that countries are ready to die for FDIs the likes of which flow to China. Countries like India would throw Bollywood "parties" and Indonesia or Dubai will throw non Kosher/halal Dinners to have this kind of Investments.
The Global South is desperate for investments. China can't afford to be choosy.
Your question is over simplified. There is no simple answers. Every country and company is playing catching up with each others. Implying that China is always catching up against the best is simply cherry pickings. Like other countries China do have leading edge technologies in specific fields of this very vast fields. Samsung, tsmc, and intel are considered the most advanced chips manufacturers but they too have to relied on other countries vast supply chains to make their chips. China started late and low and growing but she is the country with the fullest eco system from raw materials to market. China present priority may not be 5nm or 7nm but rather the more lucrative nodes.
Lol at people who think Rome could be built in one day.
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