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> so further advancements couldn’t be stolen How would you ensure the advancements couldn't be stolen? I thought we learned over the years that if hostile powe
by varispeed 6y ago
> so further advancements couldn’t be stolen
How would you ensure the advancements couldn't be stolen? I thought we learned over the years that if hostile power wants a technology, sooner or later they will get it.
- colechristensen 6y agoIt’s about adding friction, not achieving perfection. Chips are so complex and fabs so specialized and elaborate that it would seem relatively easy to keep development secrets rather well. They already have to build them in high grade clean rooms.
- adrianN 6y agoRecall that the Manhattan Project was done under as much secrecy as you could possibly hope for, but that there were multiple independent spies.