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Stacy bowen
Stacy bowen@StacyBowen0311·
How about YOU Chicom go eat a bat and shut the fuck up worrying about what we do in the U.S…
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@Geecube3 @jukan05 and they get closer every time considering Reuters say they'll have EUV running by 2028
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CUBIC3@Geecube3·
@jukan05 They literally say this all the time
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Jukan
Jukan@jukan05·
One of Korea’s leading semiconductor scholars, Professor Seokjun Kwon of Sungkyunkwan University’s Department of Chemical Engineering, said in an interview with Korean media today that China could secure advanced semiconductor manufacturing equipment approaching extreme ultraviolet, or EUV, lithography tools by around the mid-2030s, despite being blocked from accessing them by U.S. export controls. He said, “We should neither overestimate nor underestimate China’s technological capabilities. We need to assess them coldly and objectively.” Professor Kwon especially warned that Korea should not take the long-term potential of China’s semiconductor industry lightly. He said: “During periods of industrial transformation, technologies that once seemed unlikely to be used can suddenly emerge. That is what disruptive innovation is. China’s electric vehicles are a representative example. China chose EVs as a way to overcome the long-established ‘moat’ built by the U.S. and Japan in internal combustion engine vehicles, and as a result, it has developed world-class technological capabilities. There is no reason the same thing cannot happen in semiconductors. Across China, Huawei fabs and industry-academia cooperation centers are simultaneously developing EUV alternative light sources, optical systems, and PR, or photoresist, materials. If one of these technologies survives, China could quickly move onto a growth curve backed by its enormous domestic market. A crisis could emerge in which Chinese semiconductor equipment, materials, and technologies begin to have a global impact.” Professor Kwon was particularly concerned about the possibility of China developing next-generation lithography technology. “Today, everyone says that cutting-edge processes below 5nm are impossible without EUV. But precisely because of that, EUV, monopolized by the Dutch company ASML, is also an environment highly susceptible to disruptive innovation. China’s accelerator-based light source technology could become the next-generation technology after EUV. A prototype could emerge as early as the mid-2030s. If that happens, even if SMIC remains around ten years behind TSMC and Samsung Electronics, it could eventually enter the single-digit nanometer process regime, meaning advanced ultra-fine process technology.”
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SMITH GAEL
SMITH GAEL@SMITHGAEL12614·
@jukan05 By mid 2030s the US/Europe/korea would have moved to a different EUV technological milestone. But it will still be a major achievement if China could even reach ASML EUV tech of 2020. They haven’t even started mass production of lithographic machines despite trying hard for yrs
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Pelikan@jx_210·
@F0STRE @MichaelAArouet you feel that way because your country is "an irrelevant small country" and you are jealous of the big boy countries last time i checked england had an indian prime minister and unchecked migration allahuakbar to you in 2050!
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Michael A. Arouet
Michael A. Arouet@MichaelAArouet·
Everyone is aware of the demographic crisis in Europe, but take a look at China. A fertility rate below one means that after just two generations, the population drops by more than 3/4. There will be massive economic and geopolitical implications going forward. Are we ready?
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@TawnyO19471 @MichaelAArouet most of china's manufacturing is automated now anyways thats why their labour is expensive yet they are still the worlds factory as people say anyway im pretty sure england doesnt have the manpower either, isnt your president indian? immigration is killing yall
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Tawny Owl 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🩵🍀
@MichaelAArouet And hence why countries should not be manufacturing in China, they won’t have the population to support the lunatic trade deals going forward. We have to manufacture back home & create jobs for our own people 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧
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Desi Global 🌏
Desi Global 🌏@TeamHostay·
@TrishulxIN We bashed the hell out of Chinese PLA's dwarf, stunted, coward, malnourished soldiers. Well done Indian Army.
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TRISHUL
TRISHUL@TrishulxIN·
New unseen RAW footage of the Gogra clash 2020 Indian Army and Chinese PLA in a heavy clash Ladakh In this clash, soldiers from both sides were killed. Interestingly, China did not disclose the exact number of its casualties in this clash. However, according to OSINT reports, around 90+ PLA soldiers were killed.
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Pelikan@jx_210·
@DominicCardy wrap this shit up dom, no one gives a flying fuck anymore
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Pelikan@jx_210·
@Lib_Development countries can do two things at once you know paving roads is something everyone does
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Iranian Offramps NEPA Compliance Consultant
One of the reasons China is screwed on AI is that, as a developing country, they have to do things like “ensure that roads are paved in B-tier areas” and “continue building sufficient housing*” whereas the US can throw its entire economy at building out AI capacity & usage
Samuel Hammond 🦉@hamandcheese

New composite eval of DeepSeek V4 from CAISI suggests China is falling behind. Notice the relative steepness of their improvement trend. nist.gov/news-events/ne…

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Leva
Leva@BingLiu34173809·
中国最先消失的省份应该会是吉林省。 2025年吉林省出生率只有3.08‰,也就是说1000个人里只有3.08个婴儿出生,远低于全国平均水平(为5.63‰),也可能是人类出生率最低的地方,也成为2025年中国人口降幅最大的省份,终于第一了。 与2024年相比,2025年吉林省常住人口减少20.62万人;出生人口减少2.6万人,降幅达26.8%。 2025年吉林省死亡人口相当于出生人口的3倍。 2025年吉林省60岁以上老年人口比重达到29.69%(全国为23%),其中65岁以上老年人口比重达到20.50%(全国为15.9%)。但由于中国女性50岁就可以退休,男性60岁退休,且老龄人口几乎没有稳定的就业,因此吉林省财政负担很重,财政重压之下,吉林省奖励生育的措施无法实施。吉林省的人口老化程度与日本一样了,但日本的出生率是6.98‰,超过吉林省的出生率3.08‰一倍还多。 如果早知道这样,吉林省还不如当初就一直让日本管着呢。
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@MoreBirths Literally every middle income country saw births fall off a cliff after around 2015 China is no exception yet people come up with bullshit reasons like this
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More Births@MoreBirths·
Why did Chinese fertility seem to drop off a cliff after the end of the one-child policy? It was a statistical bug: Chinese officials used to massively overstate fertility by assuming millions of "unauthorized births." When O.C.P. ended, they had to admit the birthrate crisis.
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易富贤Yi Fuxian《大国空巢》@fuxianyi

During One-child policy era, officials adjusted births upward citing underreported “unauthorized births,” revising census TFRs of 1.22 (2000) and 1.18 (2010) to 1.8 and 1.63. After the 2016 two-child policy and pro-natal shift, the "underreporting" justification fell out of use—making birth data more reliable.

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Pelikan@jx_210·
@BirthGauge just goes to show how some long term projections are just not always going to hold up 500+ million Americans would be a completely different America
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Birth Gauge
Birth Gauge@BirthGauge·
A population projection from 1879 for 2000. Growth was overestimated for cases like the US, Russia (in the borders of back then!), Germany, the UK etc. but they were pretty spot on for Italy, France and Belgium. Switzerland and the Netherlands grew more than expected.
Martin Saavedra@MartinHSaavedra

Forecasts from 1879 for the populations of countries in the year 2000. Over the next 120 years the world grew fast, but they expected even faster growth!

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Pelikan@jx_210·
@andyd10 @lymanstoneky TFR is a rate that adjusts for cohort size though, how can TFR be rising overall because of cohort size increase
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andyd@andyd10·
@lymanstoneky really? look at TFR, this increase is due to 30-39 years old, the last big generation of women in S.Korea, their last chance for kids
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Chris McGuire
Chris McGuire@ChrisRMcGuire·
Reuters reports Huawei plans to make 750,000 Ascend 950PR AI chips in 2026. That is TINY--about 1% of Nvidia's AI compute production--and will not come close to meeting China's AI needs. China needs US chips to compete with the US in AI - which is why we shouldn't give them any!
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Zephyr
Zephyr@zephyr_z9·
"Chinese Academy of Science definitely has the brains and resources to create something like Mythos." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Funniest thing I have read this week
Aknj_Abbie@AknjH

@teortaxesTex They probably have a Mythos tier LLM for defense purposes. Their "intelligentised warfare" doctrine in the new FYP is heavy on AI and unmanned systems integration. Chinese Academy of Science definitely has the brains and resources to create something like Mythos.

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Chen Weihua (陈卫华)
@JMichaelWaller What kind of uninformed CIA officer you were? FYI, Chinese favorability for their government is much higher than US government among Americans. Not to mention the US Congress, 15%?
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CauseForAlarm🇺🇸
@DanielBordmanOG What a shitty country China is We literally helped them out of poverty for the last 20-30 years, then they just immediately try to fuck us over when they think they able to. Pretty ridiculous I think its time the entire worlds bends China over
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