Skywatcher
Captain
Here's some info:
Granted, N+1 could start small scale production in 2020 Q4 and not really be available for 2020 in any meaningful marketwide sense.
News on China's scientific and technological development.
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Here's some info:
Granted, N+1 could start small scale production in 2020 Q4 and not really be available for 2020 in any meaningful marketwide sense.
antiterror13
Brigadier
Does China have any says of this ? How does it work ? Can Trump just make another (many many) an executive order?
AssassinsMace
Lieutenant General
Yeah I don't know how it works either but I remember when US senators were toying with allowing US companies to violate Chinese intellectual property in order for the US to produce domestic 5G. Yeah they can do that but then what's to stop China from violating all the US IP it wants? Just like Trump threatens to decouple and have the US have no relations with China. China can still produce many US products and sell them to the world and this time keep the profits for themselves. It's the same exact product but cheaper.
YMTC’s 64L 3D NAND device is a disruptor not only because it is offered by a significant new entrant, but because of its Xtacking architecture. YMTC is already on track for 128-layer QLC (quad-level cell) 3D NAND offerings that max out at 1.6 Gbps. This was revealed back in April. Given YMTC’s recent collaboration with ‘Phison’, we can assume that the drives are using a Phison controller, though it can be a custom controller from ‘Silicon Motion’ as well.
China: We Can Track the F-22 Raptor and Stealth F-35
Stealth fighters such as America's F-22 Raptor and F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter aren't , but they are difficult to track on radar. Now the People's Republic of China is claiming its latest fixed-wing early warning aircraft (AEW) can track such aircraft.
The new , which recently conducted its maiden flight, could boost the People's Liberation Army Navy’s (PLAN’s) combat capability dramatically, . Previously, the PLAN had to rely on early warning helicopters to be the “eyes in the sky,” but these rotary aircraft could only carry smaller radars and had a limited speed. As such the helicopters could cover a radius of some 200 kilometers, while the fixed-wing AEW could cover 400 to 500 km much quicker.
Stealth fighters such as America's F-22 Raptor and F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter aren't , but they are difficult to track on radar. Now the People's Republic of China is claiming its latest fixed-wing early warning aircraft (AEW) can track such aircraft.
The new , which recently conducted its maiden flight, could boost the People's Liberation Army Navy’s (PLAN’s) combat capability dramatically, . Previously, the PLAN had to rely on early warning helicopters to be the “eyes in the sky,” but these rotary aircraft could only carry smaller radars and had a limited speed. As such the helicopters could cover a radius of some 200 kilometers, while the fixed-wing AEW could cover 400 to 500 km much quicker.
.Is SB being forced to sell it to a US co so that Arm tech is blocked in China?
SoftBank Group Corp. is nearing a deal to sell British chip designer Arm Holdings to Nvidia Corp. for more than $40 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest in a series of big asset sales by the Japanese technology conglomerate.
The cash-and-stock deal being discussed would value Arm in the low $40 billions, the people said. The terms under discussion would mark a big win for SoftBank, which bought Arm four years ago for $32 billion and had struggled to jump-start growth in the business.
SoftBank Group Corp. is nearing a deal to sell British chip designer Arm Holdings to Nvidia Corp. for more than $40 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, the latest in a series of big asset sales by the Japanese technology conglomerate.
The cash-and-stock deal being discussed would value Arm in the low $40 billions, the people said. The terms under discussion would mark a big win for SoftBank, which bought Arm four years ago for $32 billion and had struggled to jump-start growth in the business.
Huawei Petal Search goes head-to-head with Google
Petal Search started out as a to find and install apps in the like the Play Store. But it’s quickly turning into a much bigger project. Scouring the web for official APKs has taught Huawei a lot about web crawling and indexing, so much so that it’s expanding Petal Search to act much more like a general search engine. Banning Huawei from using Google seems to have only spurred the company to fill in the gaps itself.
Petal Search started out as a to find and install apps in the like the Play Store. But it’s quickly turning into a much bigger project. Scouring the web for official APKs has taught Huawei a lot about web crawling and indexing, so much so that it’s expanding Petal Search to act much more like a general search engine. Banning Huawei from using Google seems to have only spurred the company to fill in the gaps itself.
antiterror13
Brigadier
Does Phison use any US technologies, even it is a Taiwanese company? If it is the case, it could be blocked by this administration