Comments by "JX" (@J_X999) on "Asianometry" channel.

  1. Xi Jinping has just told the CCP high ranking politburo that the countries main focus and priorities will be development, innovation and self sufficiency in high tech fields, such as: - semiconductor chips - artificial intelligence (AI) - robotics - high level computing - space technology
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  2. Some people think it will completely destroy China, some think it won't matter. The truth is someone in the middle
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  3. It's going to years to perfect the extraction of rare earths. Besides, these restrictions are a warning shot. China still has many big cards it has up it's sleeve
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  4.  @aguiscard2452  The demographic crisis would be much averted if China managed to raise worker productivity. The key to that is technology, computerization and innovation which makes semiconductors even more important.
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  5. Someone from the 1970s would not be able to predict Chinese demographic crisis with the data that they had, bearing in mind the one child policy wasn't a thing at the time. Now, in the 2020s we are predicting China's demographic collapse and how their population might shrink by 50 or 70 percent by 2100. Do you see what I'm trying to say here? I'm not denying their demographic problems, I'm just pointing out that the data of a certain time is very limited once you go past 10 or 20 years.
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  6. Video on US chip restrictions?
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  7. What are the limits of silicon chips? Physics becomes a real barrier for transistors once you start getting even smaller than 2nm. I'm sure innovation will definitely continue, but perhaps slower or in a different way than the last couple decades?
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  8. So is silicon reaching it's limits? The more I think about it, the I think it could be. If so, will graphene or photonics or something else "replace" silicon?
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  9. China seems seems to be rapidly developing AI chips instead of normal chips
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  10.  @NaderNabilart  Pretty much all countries are having a semiconductor brain drain. China, the US, Taiwan etc.
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  11. China's already embraced industrialisation and it's probably better than anything India can boast for
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  12. Blah blah blah, grow up. You are a white adult
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  13. A video on US chip restrictions on China and how they will impact China's chip, AI and overall technological advances?
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  14.  @Cryptech1010  Don't worry, I'm one step ahead. *China makes breakthrough You: "Nuh uh, it was all stolen technology, t-t-trust me bro 🥺"
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  15.  @efovex  I'm not, but you just can't accept the fact that I disagree with you.
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  16. China has reached 7nm. Obviously people will find faults in this narrative but that's still a huge breakthrough seeing how restricted China is in chip technology
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  17. Y
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  18.  @bradsalz4084  Hey, I'm considering working for the IC industry and I'm running out of time to make a decision. Is it really a good industry to work in? From what I've heard, it's stressful, low pay and long hours. Is it worth it/do you recommend it? Any help would be great 😃
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  19. it's always the old men of YouTube that yap incoherently. Facebook is more your shit.
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  20.  @wazza33racer  take the meds unc and call the kids.
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  21. @pm China is desperate and has the money. I give them 5 years to catch up to American companies. Another 10 to catch TSMC
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  22. Check out Endmyopia. This actually slowed my myopia progression dramatically. It seems weird and takes a while to get going, but I'd say it's worth a try, especially if you are an adult.
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  23.  @henrytep8884  That's the thing, I'm hesitant to believe that China has already lost, yet I am aware of the huge tech gap between the west and China. China hasn't reacted yet to the US chip sanctions and I'm not surprised. It will take time for the Chinese to plan their response. Recent reports come out that Chinese scientists and the CCP have planned out their long term technology strategy, however like all communist dictatorships, I wouldn't expect the plan to be released in full detail. When Sputnik was first launched, the US public is completely demoralised and it was almost certain that the USSR would have dominance in space. A decade later Neil lands on the moon. Just shows how things can change even if it doesn't seem like it.
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  24. @BIGFOOOOOT Ok thanks 👍
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  25. Lol Pete, you know shit kid
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  26.  @endutubecensorship  You definitely know nothing about china and their military. Add that with your intake of propaganda and you can't possibly take the truth....
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  27.  @endutubecensorship  People like you only focus on what you think is a "copy". You'd cry if you put away the propaganda and read pentagon's reports on China's innovation. But obviously you know more than the Pentagon right :)
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  28. On one hand, you've got the people who think China will catch up in 5 years. Then you've got people like Zeihan. The truth is in the middle if you ask me.
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  29.  @Grak70  The problem is it will be too late for the west to react if they do eventually see it. The best way to compete with China is not to wait and see if they are successful or not.
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  30.  @Solid_Snake99  But it just isn't though. It was 10 years ago.
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  31. China semiconductor autonomous technology photonic chips chips chips chips chips Chinese chips photonics surpass the US chinese technology chips Huawei EUV for short term photonics siuuuuuuuu
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  32. I believe an ageing population's negative effect on innovation is largely overstated. Having more youth does not necessarily mean more technological and economic innovation, however a well educated youth will almost certainly be a huge source of innovation. Decent education is better for innovation than just a young population. Also, as a population ages, there's more room for technological innovations that can help the elderly and the country. Young demographics is a huge boost and is necessary for strong, consistent growth, however when it comes to innovation strong education for the youth matter more.
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  33. Lol, fat chance
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  34. Serpentza has never been the most reliable source on Chinese related affairs. Even his subreddit ADVChina admit that his videos are sensationalist and his audience harasses anyone that tries to call him out.
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  35. COPE
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  36.  anglohan5428  25 likes to 5.
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  37. In short, the semiconductor industry is rubbish and you shouldn't even consider working for it. Such a shame to see an important industry with such crap working conditions
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  38. Photonic chips or maybe even graphene, the chips of today could definitely be leapfrogged by other chips with other processes
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  39. Video on US chip restrictions on China?
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  40. To be honest, I'd like to see another simpler video about China's chip manufacturing. They are pumping billions into it and those chips are going to power the future of their economy and military.
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  41. ​ @thegigantico Retards like you know nothing about the semiconductor industry. "B-b-but the chip was made in Taiwan, r-r-right 🥹🥹"
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  42. Source? I've always believed the Chinese are almost guaranteed to never get EUV? A Chinese EUV machine coming before 2025 would be HUGE
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  43. Video on US chip restrictions on China
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  44. ​ @jkuang Watch out for China's Big Fund Phase Two. That's where the real Chinese chip efforts are going.
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