US gov fires a warning shot at Nvidia: 'We cannot let China get these chips... If you redesign a chip that enables them to do AI, I'm going to control it the very next day'
US gov fires a warning shot at Nvidia: 'We cannot let China get these chips... If you redesign a chip that enables them to do AI, I'm going to control it the very next day'
The chipmaker has been quick to redesign its products to pass the current restrictions, but US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo seems to have had enough.
"It wasn't long ago that it was reported that Chinese companies are buying up US chipmaking equipment to make advanced semiconductors of their own".
So it's just a matter of time, I guess, till China has their own Chips anyway.
Time is a very valuable resource
I mean of course they will be looking into that... But it's not a trivial thing... It's not a tomorrow we have it working kind of thing...
Now that Russia has been shown to be an empty Matroyska doll, our defense posture is just going to be fucking over China. I wonder how that's going to change our overall defense strategies otherwise.
Umm..most hardward IS made in china, they have more rare earth metals than any place in the milky way. More at 11
Tell me you know nothing about semiconductor design, fabrication, and manufacturing with out telling me you know nothing about semiconductor design, fabrication, and manufacturing
Rare earth metals aren’t rare. They are everywhere on earth. China just has the most easily accessible sources at the moment
Not the most accessible or most abundant.
Theirs is just cheaper because they pollute their people’s environment.
China makes most of the silicon wafers that chips are made out of. Not because they're the only ones who can, but because they have the resources, infrastructure, and manpower to do it cheaper than anyone else. High end chips aren't manufactured in mainland China though. Taiwan, South Korea, and the US do most of that.
any place in the milky way
This is kind of hilarious phrasing because these metals are actually more abundant everywhere except for Earth because on earth where they sunk down to the core of the planet. inside of asteroids and things like that there's not enough gravity for that to happen.
Rare earth metals are actually pretty common everywhere else, China just cornered the market by having no environmental regulations, paying people to come into the United States and bitch whenever we make a rare earth facility because of environmental impacts, and using subsidy to undercut the rest of the world.
The moment trying to tries to block the world off where metal creation in the world will take off again.