> basically be set 10 years behind on computing That probably overstates the case a little bit since capacity is distributed around the world, but in some sens

> basically be set 10 years behind on computing That probably overstates the case a little bit since capacity is distributed around the world, but in some sense yes. It's not particularly hypothetical. If China (PRC) was to invade Taiwan, that would potentially knock out a frightening proportion of the world's leading-edge capacity.