Yes Russia has imported from China some CPUs with aerospace applications after the blanket EU ban post 2014. Depending on how sophisticated the chip is, however, the U.S. can still choke China easily by banning the process, tools, or US IP involved.
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Yes Russia has imported from China some CPUs with aerospace applications after the blanket EU ban post 2014. Depending on how sophisticated the chip is, however, the U.S. can still choke China easily by banning the process, tools, or US IP involved.
That is admittedly true. China is a very viable option for procuring semiconductors but i'd like to see Turkey source semi fabrication equipment and set up its own fabs to manufacture CPUs, FPGAs, DSPs, ICs etc. Entering the global semiconductor industry should be a priority for Turkey. This is a trillion dollar industry and growing
I don't have the specifics of range but the missiles fired were Cirit missiles during a massive naval exercise. The first footage released about the test was from a Cirit missile equipped with an inert warhead but the second footage shown was live warhead test.
Nice! I think this is the first disclosed missile test from an unmanned naval vessel.
Perhaps I have a range for you: ~4km
Firing position:36 10'35,75N, 30 21'34,06E
Target place, the rocks protruding from the sea to the east of the firing position
That's impressive sleuthing skills! Thank you.
No doubt they can achieve longer range once a flying target drone could assist with terminal guidance.
According to the head of SSB, shot was made at 5km: