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Tag Archives: SMIC
China’s Chip Industry Is Doomed
This is a story that’s been bubbling on for a while, but it looks like the U.S. government is about to slam down export restrictions on chipmaking equipment. The administration of US President Joe Biden next month is to broaden … Continue reading
Why Russian Technology Is Screwed
Welcome to another in the continuing “Why Russia’s X Is Screwed” series! It seems that Russia’s technological infrastructure is even more screwed than their airline industry. Some takeaways: If the sanctions are maintained, they will “almost certainly cause the collapse … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign Policy, Military, video
Tagged Angstrem, Economics, Foreign Policy, JSC Mikron, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, sanctions, Semiconductors, SMIC, technology, TSMC, Ukraine, video, Vladimir Putin
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China’s Semiconductor Industry: Shell Games All The Way Down
I’ve written about China’s semi-illusory semiconductor businesses before: “In China the question is always how much of that investment is real, and how much is illusion. A lot of those ‘under construction’ fabs never materialize, either unable to attract investors … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy
Tagged ASML, Beijing Guangliang Lantu Technology, Cao Shan, Chiang Shangyi, China, Communism, Dehuai Semiconductor Technology Co. Ltd., Emily Feng, Foreign Policy, Hu Haifeng, Hu Jintao, Hyundai, Joseph Lee, LG, Li Xueyen, Nanjing, NPR, Semiconductors, SK Hynix, SMIC, South Korea, Tacoma Semiconductor Technology Co. Ltd., Tsinghua Unigroup, TSMC, Wuhan, Wuhan Hongxin Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC)
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LinkSwarm for January 15, 2021
Austin actually enjoyed a rare snowstorm this week. As opposed to those who follow the mainstream media, who enjoy snowstorms 24/7/365… President Trump is declassifying “a foot high stack of documents” related to Russiagate and Obamagate. Good. In the “stop … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Communism, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Guns, Jihad, Military, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2020 Election, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Apple Computer, Austin, Bob Swan, censorship, China, Democrats, dogs, Donald Trump, drugs, Facebook, Gang Chen, Google, Guns, Harold Ford Jr., Houston Rockets, Intel, Iran, Israel, James Harden, Jihad, John Weaver, Judd Stone, Kyle Hawkins, LinkSwarm, Lisa Montgomery, Media Watch, Military, MIT, NBA, Parler, Pat Gelsinger, Portland, punk rock, Saudi Arabia, Semiconductors, SMIC, Social Justice Warriors, South Korea, Texas, Twitter
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China Perfidy Roundup for December 31, 2020
We started the year with China lying about the deadly virus that was about to sweep the world, so let’s end the year with a China news roundup: There was a major leak of a database containing the names of … Continue reading
Posted in Communism, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Military
Tagged Ajit Pai, Allen Wu, Apple, ARM, Bitcoin, California, CalPERs, China, China Construction Technology Co Ltd, China International Engineering Consulting Corp, China National Offshore Oil Corp, China-United States Exchange Foundation, CNN, Columbia University, Communism, coronavirus, data security, David P. Goldman, EU, FBI, FCC, Foreign Agent Registration Act, Foreign Policy, genocide, hacking, He Lei, Henan, Huawei, Iran, Jews, Joe Biden, Kaifeng, Kaspersky, Korean War, Lee Bollinger, Lens Technology, Li Keqiang, Mark Kelly, Media Watch, Meng Yu, mergers, Military, Minyak Lhagang Lithium Mine, money laundering, MosaicRegressor, MSNBC, New York Times, Newt Gingrich, Nigel Farage, Nvidia, People's Liberation Army, Persian Gulf, Semiconductors, SMIC, spyware, Tencent, Tibet, Turkey, UEFI, Uighers, Ursula von der Leyen, Washington Post, Wuhan, Wuhan Institute of Virology, Xi Jinping, Xinjiang, Zhang Zhan
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