Comments by "LandGrabbingIndia" (@LandGrabbingIndia) on "Behind China's push to find a domestic alternative to Nvidia" video.

  1. Taiwan would lose their bargaining chips once China has mastered the Chips technology. It does not matter if their chips is better or slightly better. Price is still king because price is what hurts the consumer's wallet.
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  2. "Things don't just happened in a vaccum". Cause: Word has been spreading that China has built their own lithography machine. Effect: India panics. India goes to Taiwan and Singapore seeking help in Chips manufacturing. Spoiler👇👇👇👇👇
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  3.  @chaz4609  None of the Indian CEOs of big American companies are founded by India/Indians. They were all picked for profit (indian market) and geopolitical reasons. Meanwhile, Jensen Huang, Chinese ethnicity, built Navidia from scratch, small to big to international fame.
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  4.  @chaz4609  Indian is talking/bragging about Semiconductor Chip tech? 🤭🤣😂😅
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  5.  @chaz4609  India's national average IQ = 76 China's national average IQ = 104+ That is why Indians need Chinese's help to build semiconductors. ➡Taiwan:🔚 Previously known as Republic of China (ROC). Spoken language and national language: Mandarin Chinese Ethnicity: Chinese India seeks Taiwan's help for semiconductor industry. ➡Singapore:🔚 Population by Ethnic groups Chinese 74.2%, Malay 13.7%, Indian 8.9%, other 3.2% (2021 est.) India visited Singapore: Agenda on semiconductors.
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  6.  @chaz4609  India's national average IQ = 76 China's national average IQ = 104+
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  7.  @alexanderh.999  What happened to the International Space Station (ISS)? Wasn't China banned? Oh wait, 🤭🤣😂
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  8.  @alexanderh.999  Keep deluding yourself.
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  9. India's national average IQ = 76 China's national average IQ = 104+ That is why Indians need Chinese's help to build semiconductors. ➡Taiwan:🔚 Previously known as Republic of China (ROC). Spoken language and national language: Mandarin Chinese Ethnicity: Chinese India seeks Taiwan's help for semiconductor industry. ➡Singapore:🔚 Population by Ethnic groups Chinese 74.2%, Malay 13.7%, Indian 8.9%, other 3.2% (2021 est.) India visited Singapore: Agenda on semiconductors.
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  10.  @onlybryanliu  Not for long. Remember aviation manufacturing industries were once dominated by Western (Sole Monopoly)? China builds their own
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  11.  @jasonlucas2328  India invaded China in 1962 through Nehru's forward policy when China was having a massive famine from 1958 to 1962 and during the Sino-Soviet split from 1960 to 1962. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity that India would never miss to grab more land from a weakened China.
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  12.  @jasonlucas2328  When India gets beaten up and lost the war that they had started despite all these advantages, not to mentioned military supplies from Israel and USA (Research on "Israel aid to India in the 1962 war" and "America's aid to India in the 1962 war" and "JFK’s Forgotten Crisis"), she cried to the entire world and plays the victim.
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  13. It took India an eternity to figure out how to make the tip of a ballpoint pen and how to use toilets
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  14. I wonder which is more impressive: 1) the type of CEOs who transformed a small company from nothing to a big company worth trillions/billions or 2) the type of CEOs who inherited a big and well to do companies worth trillions/billions? Are Google/Youtube/Microsoft/Adobe/IBM worth multi billions/trillions before the Indian CEOs took over? Yes. CEO Jensen Huang had built Nvidia from a small unknown company to a trillion dollar company from scratch? Can any Indian CEOs do that? NO. What are Indian CEOs? 🤏🤏 Guess what is Jensen Huang's ethnicity? I not referring to his nationality. I am referring to his ethnicity? Like it or not, Indian CEOs are merely caretakers of very big companies but not innovators from small companies to big companies. These Indian CEOs don't make big from small.
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  15.  @jasonlucas2328  India tried to invade China when China was militarily weak in year 1962. Things do not happened for no reason and every modern day war involving firearms are calculated and planned. Year 1958 was the "Great Chinese Famine" whereby 30+ millions died of starvation and year 1960 to 1960 was the non amicable "Sino-Soviet Split". This means that China could not afford to wage war due to military/food supplies. They were also isolated with no allies. China also loses their source of firearms from Soviet Union because China do not manufacture firearms during 1962. India couldn't resist a once in a lifetime opportunity to grab more lands from a weakened China. When India gets beaten up, she cries to the entire world and plays victim. Despicable. Anyone who knows "a thing or two" about world history/conflicts and with some common sense would have known who is the real aggressor.
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  16.  @larryc1616  Guess what is Jensen Huang's ethnicity? I not referring to his nationality. I am referring to his ethnicity? Like it or not, Indian CEOs are merely caretakers of very big companies but not innovators from small companies to big companies. These Indian CEOs don't make big from small.
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  17.  @jasonlucas2328  Victim playing as usual.
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  18.  @larryc1616  Oh really? is that why word has been spreading all over the internet that China has built their lithography machine independently?
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  19.  @larryc1616  I wonder which is more impressive: 1) the type of CEOs who transformed a small company from nothing to a big company worth trillions/billions or 2) the type of CEOs who inherited a big and well to do companies worth trillions/billions?
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  20.  @larryc1616  Are Google/Youtube/Microsoft/Adobe/IBM worth multi billions/trillions before the Indian CEOs took over? Yes. CEO Jensen Huang had built Nvidia from a small unknown company to a trillion dollar company from scratch? Can any Indian CEOs do that? NO. What are Indian CEOs? 🤏🤏
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  21. Indians like to talk extremely big about their Indian CEOs but what is their Indian CEOs on the Global Stage? In the ranking list of "Fortune 500 companies" or "Forbes Global 2000 companies", representing the World's richest/biggest companies, where does India stands? India has merely 55 companies in Forbes Global 2000 companies" and all are not even top 10, not even top 20, not even top 30, not even top 40 but only ranked top 45 (Reliance Industries)? Meanwhile, another similar country in terms of population, China, has 3 of their companies in the top 10 ranking of "Forbes Global 2000 companies" and has 346 companies instead of only 55 companies in that same ranking list? What about India's ranking in "Fortune 500 companies"? India has only 8 companies in that list and China has 135 companies out of the list of 500 (hence is is called Fortune 500).
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  22.  @egoist_chan  Keep deluding yourself.
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  23.  @Hasanaljadid  What you do not understand is that the world biggest companies in the world, not just in US, I am referring to the World biggest companies on the global level (Forbes 2000) are dominated by the US and China. India is irrel:evant 😅😂
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  24.  @jasonlucas2328  Many of my comments were hidden. You need to sort comments to "newest" and read back the entire dialogue/replies
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  25.  @Hasanaljadid  You don't seem to be very smart by using🤭🤣😂opinions rather facts to debate. You seem to be very desperate for a topic change.
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  26.  @Hasanaljadid  Indians are not competant enough to start a company from scratch and building it from an unknown startup company to a big company on the global level. Indian CEOs are merely caretakes and never innovators and never top tier. One look at the ranking list of Forbes 2000 or Fortune 500 would reveal the truth.
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  27.  @Hasanaljadid  Indians are over-rated and over hyped......just like "Know your meme: India superpower by 2020". 🤭😅🤣
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  28.  @Hasanaljadid  You need to understand that Indians are irrel:evant on the global stage. 🤭😅
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  29.  @larryc1616  That is why all those Indian CEOs from Big American companies are incapable and incompetant to start a small company from scratch and making it big in the international stage. None of them are the founders of the company and all those companies are multi million/billion/trillion companies before they took over. These Indians are just d ickriding the success of white men.
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  30.  @jasonlucas2328  Till this day, India never dares to reveal what really happened in the 1962 war. "Neville Maxwell and Henderson Brooks report on the 1962 war" was purged completely out of the internet by India when it was leaked into the internet in year 2014. Why? Guilty conscience? Contrary to what you may believe, Henderson Brooks, full name, Thomas Bryan Henderson Brooks (11 January 1909 – 5 January 1997) was a General Officer in the Indian Army and he isn't white but ethnic Indian from India. Thus, there is no bias reporting here.
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  31.  @alexanderh.999  Oh really? China was banned from the International Space Station (ISS) and look what happens 10+ years later? China built the world's first wholly owned and built space station, no collaborations needed unlike the ISS. The thruster of the ISS was made by Russian tech.
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  32.  @alexanderh.999  Oh really? What happened after China was banned from ISS International Space Station?
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  33.  @jasonlucas2328  There is no secret that India is always harboring thoughts of grabbing the lands of China through "Nehru's forward policy" of 1962 and the forward policy (version 2) of Galwan valley in year 2020-2021. Commander Modi lost control of his army in year 2020 and that is why he made this speech in year 2020, admitting indirectly that India was the invader ➡ Modi 2020: "China did not enter our territory, no posts taken’: PM at all-party meet on Ladakh clash" Source: Hindustan Times.🔚
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  34.  @alexanderh.999  China was banned from International Space Station? China slaps you back in your face and built a Chinese Space Sation independently.
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  35.  @alexanderh.999  Oh how did China managed to build a space station all by themselves whereas others (The ISS) has to collaborate? 🤔🤭
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  36.  @jasonlucas2328  There is no secret that India is always harboring thoughts of grabbing the lands of China through "Nehru's forward policy" of 1962 and the forward policy (version 2) of Galwan valley in year 2020-2021. Commander Modi lost control of his army in year 2020 and that is why he made this speech in year 2020, admitting indirectly that India was the invader ➡ Modi 2020: "China did not enter our territory, no posts taken’: PM at all-party meet on Ladakh clash" Source: Hindustan Times.🔚
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  37.  @jasonlucas2328  just like BBC's documentary on the 2002 Gujarat Massacre and Modi's involvement. You have to got to wonder why🤔🤥😏🥱A nation without integrity and honesty and a spawning ground for all the scam callers has no credibility on the Global Stage😏.
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  38.  @jasonlucas2328  Till now, India never dares to disclose the "Henderson Brooks and Neville Maxwell report on the 1962 war" even after 60+ years. And when the report was leaked into the internet momentarily in 2014, India demanded the report to be purged permanently from the internet citing "national security"....
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  39.  @mujur9101  It's all about value and most importantly, price to performance ratio.
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  40. 3:47 Does India has any any presence in the semi-conductor manufacuturing industry. Is India the top players in the technological industry i.e tangible technological products? 🤭
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  41.  @chaz4609  build more toilets first, Indian.
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  42.  @DudleyaJunkie  India needs to smuggle cow dung cakes.
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  43.  @DudleyaJunkie  Source = Indian. Meanwhile, US customs finds and destroys cow dung cakes found in baggage of Indian passenger at airport: :text-green-game-over:
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  44.  @hanfucolorful9656  Not really.
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  45.  @hanfucolorful9656  Real reason. India's national average IQ = 76 China's national average IQ = 104+
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  46. 3:47 Indian commenting on the topic whether China chips can catch up with the Western chips is laughable. I don't recall India/Indians being the top players in the technological industry i.e tangible technological products that were made in India.😅and neither could I recall India/Indians having any presence in the semi-conductor manufacuturing industry.
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