Not just AI. China is building technologies that challenge U.S. dominance
6 days ago by ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆ to c/technology
no need ! , U.S is challenging its own dominance by being stupid
We've learned the stupid is abundant
A great example of this is the US sanctioning Chinese companies forcing them to make a better version of corning/gorilla glass known as Kunlun.
Where they haven't made many inroads is software. Unfortunately, US tech companies still dominate the world. Hoping this will end sooner than later.
Sorry, I meant for big businesses like Microsoft and then the major cloud providers. I do hope the world wises up and develops their own solutions in the future. US companies are not to be trusted.
Alibaba is basically an alternative to AWS nowadays, but Chinese companies really do need to close the gap on the desktop and create alternatives for productivity apps. I'm hoping once China starts getting serious about it, they'll build on existing open source solutions and we'll get a boost for the Linux ecosystem overall.
CPU and GPU logic, that's it. Possibly Semiconductor fabrication (Intel 14A is actually shaping up well after a few years of being well behind TSMC) but they rely heavily on ASML.
Couldn't think of a single other thing USA actually makes the best of.
Medicine? Nope.
Food - c'mon lets be serious...
Cars - again lets be serious...
Tools - nope.
Weapons - nope. US now buys Euro designs for guns then makes them so poorly they don't work.
Satellites - nope.
Entertainment - nope.
They can't even get bread and circuses right.
I think Germany and Italy might be able to beat them there...
If you changed it to 'Ugly gas guzzlers that are banned in EU for pedestrian safety reasons' then they're in with a chance (but Japan will still beat them with the Delica D5)
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Surprisingly revealing article.
As if they know it's lost.
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China challenge US WHAT??, Half of used products and technology in the US are made in China, even the MAGA hats.
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