What you are saying is understandable and I can relate to. As me too have met Chinese who are helpful and generous.
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News on China's scientific and technological development.
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What ever happened to the thread about US shooting themselves in the foot for banning Huawei. See what the Pentagon has to say about this.
Pretty sure not being able to sell to Huawei makes up a good part of it.
Xilinx cuts 300 jobs as San Jose chipmaker sees weakness in 5G business
Headcount reduction amounts to 7% of company’s workforce
Pretty sure not being able to sell to Huawei makes up a good part of it.
Xilinx cuts 300 jobs as San Jose chipmaker sees weakness in 5G business
Headcount reduction amounts to 7% of company’s workforce
Great. keep it coming
Any news on China's exascale supercomputer projects ? What is the chance of seeing one in 2020 ?
Saw this recent article on IEEE Spectrum.
Will China Attain Exascale Supercomputing in 2020?
Title is a click-bait. All it does is to list the known active projects in the US, China, Japan and EU.
Saw this recent article on IEEE Spectrum.
Will China Attain Exascale Supercomputing in 2020?
Title is a click-bait. All it does is to list the known active projects in the US, China, Japan and EU.
Any news on China's exascale supercomputer projects ? What is the chance of seeing one in 2020 ?
Saw this recent article on IEEE Spectrum.
Will China Attain Exascale Supercomputing in 2020?
Title is a click-bait. All it does is to list the known active projects in the US, China, Japan and EU.
It's up to government to disclose such sensitive things. The potentials of such technologies cannot be compared to advancements in something like improvements to car manufacturing or even telecom. If they choose to reveal mastering exascale supercomputers like China has with the more conventional supercomputers, it would be a choice made by the state for carefully assessed reasons. At the moment there isn't reason to doubt China is well on its way to meeting targets and it's been relatively transparent on this side of things so far.
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It's up to government to disclose such sensitive things. The potentials of such technologies cannot be compared to advancements in something like improvements to car manufacturing or even telecom. If they choose to reveal mastering exascale supercomputers like China has with the more conventional supercomputers, it would be a choice made by the state for carefully assessed reasons. At the moment there isn't reason to doubt China is well on its way to meeting targets and it's been relatively transparent on this side of things so far.
Unlike the US, China tends to not "bombastic" .... but get things done quietly ... I am sure it will get done in 2020
Lesson from the Huawei saga? Now, all high and sensitive achievements are having low profiles avoiding unwanted attentions/reactions from US & allies. No more talks of Made in China 2025.Unlike the US, China tends to not "bombastic" .... but get things done quietly ... I am sure it will get done in 2020
Less talk more action. Else we'd be like the Jai Hind (seems like the Indian version of Sieg Heil/Black Power/White Power chauvinistic chants) crowd, trying to win "wars of perception" but failing miserably in anything that actually matters. Deng's hide your strength mantra applies now more than ever.
While everything in China seems to be winding down in production due to the virus outbreak, the chip industry is not.
You can expect chip fabs to be the most microbe free places in the planet so that should not come as a surprise.
Huawei partners with Russia for AI development and facial recognition.
You can expect chip fabs to be the most microbe free places in the planet so that should not come as a surprise.
Huawei partners with Russia for AI development and facial recognition.
Hospitals in China being hooked to 5G. First remote diagnosis of the novel coronavirus done with a 5G network.
Chinese networking equipment maker ZTE and network operator China Telecom China's first remote diagnosis of the deadly coronavirus using a 5G network.
I also heard that robots are also employed to deliver food and supplies to patients and for remote diagnosis.
Chinese networking equipment maker ZTE and network operator China Telecom China's first remote diagnosis of the deadly coronavirus using a 5G network.
I also heard that robots are also employed to deliver food and supplies to patients and for remote diagnosis.