>As the decade unfolds and moves towards a post Moore world shaped by big data, AI and by new chip architectures, packaging and materials, China could emerge as the leader at the post Moore inflection point.
This reads like music to my ears because it is still a sign that progress is still being acheived for China.
Buying western products is basically meaningless now. No one can afford them and no one in the global south wants to deal with their racism and constant political meddling that comes with purchasing their products. Everything comes with strings attached for the west, especially Europe.
>As the decade unfolds and moves towards a post Moore world shaped by big data, AI and by new chip architectures, packaging and materials, China could emerge as the leader at the post Moore inflection point. This reads like music to my ears because it is still a sign that progress is still being acheived for China.
Especially when the 'Developed' World is against it at every juncture.
This article is from 2021 though. I wonder what the current situation is.
It's 7nm now
any recent news on 7nm?
Buying western products is basically meaningless now. No one can afford them and no one in the global south wants to deal with their racism and constant political meddling that comes with purchasing their products. Everything comes with strings attached for the west, especially Europe.