As the US tightens export controls, a thriving black market is helping advanced AI semiconductors reach China. The FT's Eleanor Olcott investigates how resellers are bypassing US export controls and w
It's rich that they can think and believe that they can be supreme judges of truth and goodness for humanity. It doesn't follow from their historical actions.
Clearly the US has shown having that military dominance is a bad idea, and losing that dominance and the world moving to a more multipolar world then we could see the US move more to a co-operative world order.
Thanks to U.S. export controls on AI chips, vast market opportunities have created for China domestic chip manufacturers, such as Huawei and Cambricon.
"Necessity is the mother of invention"
That was one of the first thing we were taught in my early school classes.
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That was one of the first thing we were taught in my early school classes.