News on China's scientific and technological development.
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AssassinsMace
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The other day I saw Hillary Clinton was being interviewed through Zoom. I know the county government where I live is using Zoom. Interesting how Zoom was put into the same security risk accusation as with TikTok when concerns were first brought up. Now you hear nothing of it. Yeah that's because Zoom is no more a security risk than any other US social media company. They find security bugs and they fix them with updates yet when it's a Chinese company, it's intentional hence what the US is using as the excuse to label them national security risks in order to ban it. But Zoom is not a company of China. It's founder was from China now living in the US as a resident. Which make the accusation against Zoom based on race and nothing else. That's why you hear nothing of Zoom being a security risk now from the US government or its rivals in Silicon Valley like before. Huge lawsuits would be slapped on the US government and on the biggest news and social media companies in the US because the only thing they have that makes it different to scare away customers is race.
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●Another 1.8 billion chip entity project officially landed! Huawei's Wuhan HiSilicon chip factory officially capped yesterday
. According to sources, Huawei's chip factory in Wuhan was officially capped yesterday, with a total investment of 1.8 billion yuan. The picture also shows that many buses stop here.
This is another major chip factory project after Huawei's chip-related base in Qingpu, Shanghai. Huawei has intensively deployed chip base projects at home and abroad to make adequate preparations for long-term research and development.
President Ren Zhengfei also mentioned earlier that for the United States, we are ready to fight a protracted war: we were prepared to fight a protracted war for a long time. We are not prepared to fight a short-term assault war. The more we fight for a protracted war, the stronger we might be. .
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Interesting, in the 80/90s the digital was a nice buzzword, but 40 years later it should be bit overused and aged now.
Digital everything as the future ? Sounds like an add from 94.
Hendrik_2000
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But in 94 there is no digital economy Today we have digital economy specially in China with we chat you can go shopping buy food, order food from restaurant, get to the train and busses or call you friend , do banking transaction All it missing is digital money So you say overused or the future?
AssassinsMace
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I guess that explains why some are still living in the 80s and 90s when there was no commercialized internet.
I read an interview she gave when she was campaigning for the presidency when she said something like " I would not like my child or grand children to live in a world lead by China"
Since then I have wondered how she would have handled her China problem had she become the POTUS.
No No No Have you not watched Uncle Roger on youtube? He said "Chinese people like cash business so they can avoid paying tax"
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Hendrik_2000
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i was just adding a little bit of humour.no sarcasm or offence intended.Who is uncle roger? and are you being sarcastic
Nigel Ng
Malaysian comedian behind viral Uncle Roger video on YouTube 'super grateful' people love his work. Nigel Ng, aka Uncle Roger, now has 903,000 subscribers on YouTube – weeks earlier, before his viral video reacting to a BBC video about how to cook rice, he had 9,000. More than 11.6 million YouTube views can't be wrong.Aug 24, 2020