Did China Outsmart The US In Tech?

Did China Outsmart The US In Tech? <



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move. Now, we wait to see how Washington responds. Before I let you go, let me recap the key points here. China ordered all state funded data centers to stop using foreign Al chips. This decision ends a major US leverage point and reflects Beijing's confidence in its domestic semiconductor industry. Companies like Nvidia just lost access to one of the world's largest markets, to one of the world's largest markets, while Chinese firms like Huawei are about to see billions flow their way. This isn't a sudden move. It's the result of over a decade of planning and investment aimed at achieving what Beijing calls algorithmic sovereignty. And ultimately, it signals a shift in the global Al race from interdependence to self-reliance with profound implications for who holds power in Beijing calls algorithmic sovereignty. And ultimately, it signals a shift in the global Al race from interdependence to self-reliance with profound implications for who holds power in the coming decades. If this kind of analysis is valuable to you, please hit that like button, subscribe, and consider sponsoring this channel.<



believe that Mr. Mitrich is not quite up to date when he says that he doesn't expect to see China come up with radically new technology. They just did so in October the Peking University announced the success of the prototype of the analog chip a it has developed using RRAM (Resistive Random Access Memory) technology. The chips are 1000 times faster than Nvidia's H100 a chip and consumes 100th the amount of energy. How long before these chips are in production I cannot say, but it was also reported that the chips were made using commercially available manufacting processes, so l don't expect it to be more than 18-24 months