China is on track to make its own 28nm chips by late 2021, and 20nm chips by early 2023 without recourse to US fabrication technology and equipment.
Source: First China Made 28nm Lithography Machine Expected For Delivery in 2021
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(1364) Can China Break Airbus & Boeing’s Aviation Duopoly with The Comac C919 ?! – YouTube
Beijing’s hopes for AI dominance may rest on how many US-educated Chinese want to return home | South China Morning Post
China’s goal of becoming a top player in AI may be hampered by the preference of its best students to do their higher education in the US and stay on for valuable work experience
U.S. Partially Lifts Ban on Huawei, But Android’s Status Unclear | Tom’s Guide
While U.S. companies can once again do business with Huawei, telecoms still can’t use its equipment.
Source: U.S. Partially Lifts Ban on Huawei, But Android’s Status Unclear | Tom’s Guide
Why China Is Likely to Lose Technology Cold War With U.S. – Bloomberg
Even if its companies can achieve self-sufficiency, that doesn’t mean they’ll be able to compete globally.
Source: Why China Is Likely to Lose Technology Cold War With U.S. – Bloomberg
Chinese tech giants form alliance to help advance industrial internet initiatives in the country | South China Morning Post
The Shenzhen Industrial Internet Union aims to help drive the development of new technologies for the industrial internet era in the southern coastal city that is often called China’s Silicon Valley.
The core of the problem | Week In China
For a case study of why the Pearl River Delta is trying to upgrade its manufacturing capacity, look no further than the Californian tech giant Apple. More than a decade ago a team of academics at the University of California looked at the value-creation in the making of an iPod. Their findings were that – while the iPod was assembled in China (by Foxconn, the Taiwanese contract manufacturer) – the lion’s share of the profits were earned in the United States. The researchers estimated that retailers were adding $75 in mark-up to the iPod’s $224 wholesale price. The unit costs for the parts for the iPod were about $144, paid mostly to Korean, American and Japanese suppliers. Apple was deriving the best returns with $80 in gross profit on each unit. And the factories in China that put the iPods together were at the bottom of the pile, with no more than $4 in contract fees. Four years later the researchers ran the same exercise for the iPad and the iPhone. The results were similar: only a
Made in China 2025
Robots, satellites, solar panels: which products will be hit by US tariffs in a US-China trade war?
Source: Made in China 2025
(192) Chip wars: the other fight between China and America | The Economist – YouTube
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