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TPenglake said:
In that regard, China just based on its sheer scale and what they've already accomplished, even if it won't attract talent to the same extent that SV did, will still inevitably lead the pack in an increasingly fragmented world.
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China has more domestic talent than Silicon Valley and the rest of the entire world combined. China should focus on attracting top level experts and researchers in their fields, prioritizing Chinese emigres. China definitely does not need to attract rank and file engineers/researchers like the US is forced to. China had a net surplus of STEM talent, unlike the US which has a deficit.
 
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FriedRiceNSpice said:
China has more domestic talent than Silicon Valley and the rest of the entire world combined. China should focus on attracting top level experts and researchers in their fields, prioritizing Chinese emigres. China definitely does not need to attract rank and file engineers/researchers like the US is forced to. China had a net surplus of STEM talent, unlike the US which has a deficit.
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China should attract even top Indian talent, who are now being displaced from the US.
 
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Rare earth export controls starting to have an effect?

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The U.S. Is Quietly Pausing Some Arms Sales to Europe​

Then, on a call earlier this month with the State Department, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
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said that he didn’t believe in the value of certain foreign military sales, according to two administration officials with knowledge of the discussion. He added that he didn’t like the idea of selling Patriots—which can intercept incoming missiles—to Denmark, because they are in short supply and should be reserved for the United States to use as needed.
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The comments surprised some State officials, but they soon learned that it wasn’t just Denmark having its access cut off. Current and former administration officials told me the Pentagon has identified some weapons as being in short supply, and is moving to block new requests for those systems coming in from Europe. It wasn’t immediately clear to those I spoke with how long the hold will last, how many weapons are on the list, or if it could expand to include even more weapons. Few exemptions will be granted.
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There have been concerns about Patriot shortages for months: The U.S. has only about 25 percent of the missile interceptors needed for the Pentagon’s military plans, according to Defense Department officials.
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FriedRiceNSpice

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proelite said:
The ones that will of be actual use to China will be few in number, easily worth the 100k to American institutions and likely will get exempted.
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Well, 100k every 6 yrs is peanuts to US big tech. Won't even effect entry level hiring decisions (nevermind the fact that entry-level engineering jobs are basically non-existent at the moment). The masses of Indian H1bs in FAANG are worthless. Indian H1bs below principal/distinguished engineer are just trash tier software grunts (depends on company, plenty of principals at companies like Microsoft are also trash tier).
 
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