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> I've worked with engineering companies across Europe Europe isn't overflowing with gigantic tech companies nor defense contractors that would have what you'r
by adventured 3y ago
> I've worked with engineering companies across Europe
Europe isn't overflowing with gigantic tech companies nor defense contractors that would have what you're describing going back to the 1980s and 1990s. You can likely count them on one hand, given how few there are to begin with.
There's a very big difference between knowing how something was made decades ago via schematic & component lists, and having to restart very high-quality production from scratch, including the ancient components. Building things related to technology during their actual time + place, is considerably easier than trying to recreate that time + place decades into the future and at scale.
- constantcrying 3y ago>Europe isn't overflowing with gigantic tech companies nor defense contractors that would have what you're describing going back to the 1980s and 1990s. That is completely delusional. >You can likely count them on one hand, given how few there are to begin with. Giant (or just large) Technology/Defense companies, a random sample: Siemens,Bosch,Phillips,Renaut,Airbus,VW,Thales,Thyssen Krupp,Rheinmetall,Saab,Dassault,Zeiss,ASML,NXP,BMW,Mercedes,Liebherr,MBDA,...
- harkain 3y agoBAE Systems also comes to mind