Or New York City's Grand Central East Side Access, which had 200 phantom workers being paid $1000 a day. The project was delayed by 14 years and cost more than 3x as originally planned.
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It appears that Amazon outsourced its Just Walk Out technology to Bharat Supapowar to provide the "AI".
This is the world-beating AI technology by Bharat Supapowar that powers Amazon's Just Walk Out technology:
Jai Hind!
Amazon to customer: Thank you! You have been deducted $350.00 from your last checkout. Thank you for shopping with us.
Customer: What the hell? I thought I had only bought milk and cereals!
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Could be that China is just across the border for Vietnam.
Japan is an overwhelming favourite holiday destination in ASEAN. Could be from many things like soft power, perceived positive image, more tourist friendly culture, history of Japanese FDI in SEA, etc. Could be a hold over from the era that Japan led the whole of Asia in development. I think what really worked is that Japan has excellent marketing for its tourism industry. Many holiday agencies in SEA and social media influencers love to promote Japan. Despite South Korea's rise, it never truly emerged as an alternative destination to Japan. China can offer comparable, if not even superior tourism experience as Japan, but I think its marketing can be improved.
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Sorry, what? This is what I wrote: "China already dominates in several high tech sectors, has parity with the West in many others while it's still catching up in some." What was individually spelled out? I put the 3 situations in parallel with each other; if you somehow thought that one isn't the norm (I guess you read English to mean whatever your imagination wants it to mean), then that means that all 3 possible scenerios are not the norm LOL
In any given sector? So all I have to do is pick some and you lose? You asked for these to be individually spelled out, ok?
5G telecom
Electronic vehicles and batteries
Rare Earth processing
Who has the largest market share and presense?
Well, for the past, that was more and more true. It's less and less true now, with many leading tech sectors already in China's favor, but your conclusion that China will outgrow the US for a fairly long period of time is correct. Who cares about showing work as long as you got the right answer, right? LOL
Oh it's very very diminished especially when the US spends more resources trying to sabotage others than actually improving itself. That's a losing battle.
So according to your "logic," the one who feels the need to "individually spell out" fields where one's own country dominates actually ends up proving that said domination is not the norm, right? Is that what you said in your first sentence?
By the way, the talk of the town ain't Nvidia; it's always China, from its direct tech breakthroughs along the path to being the first and only nation to be semiconductor/lithography independent to just political moves such as banning US parts for its own government use. China's always on everyone's mind in America while it's own technological progress is on the minds of the Chinese.
Hey look at your Commerce Secretary panicking about China's innovation, outwardly stating that the US needs to use more underhanded tricks, asking for help cus she knows the US has no chance alone. You should try to calm her nerves, assure her that China's just catching up; it can't innovate. No need for her to do or say these embarrassing things, right? LOLOL
And that was before Huawei flipped her the bird.
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The most kind-hearted Wanwanese rebel separatist be like:
They can't stop their addiction to Chinese products
Forescout saw an increase from 10,000 China-made devices to 20,000 in the UK over the past year. An increase of 37% was seen in Australia and an increase of 67% was observed in Singapore. A drop of 14% has been seen in Canada, and a drop of 25% was seen in Germany over the past year.
An analysis by Forescout shows 300,000 Chinese devices in the US, up 40% compared to the previous year, despite bans.
Forescout saw an increase from 10,000 China-made devices to 20,000 in the UK over the past year. An increase of 37% was seen in Australia and an increase of 67% was observed in Singapore. A drop of 14% has been seen in Canada, and a drop of 25% was seen in Germany over the past year.
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Other alternatives are simply quite a lot more expensive compared to Chinese offerings.
And with how the economy has been going in those countries, not surprising at all (public departments wants to save money, and the private wants to keep profits, so therefore costs down.)