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You missed this part: > in government computers Seems like a pretty achievable target. The US does this same thing at even larger scales for materials used in
by lolinder 3y ago
You missed this part:
> in government computers
Seems like a pretty achievable target. The US does this same thing at even larger scales for materials used in federal construction projects—the contractors are responsible for ensuring that (almost?) all materials are sourced from the US and are required to provide documentation to prove it. If the US can do it for everything in a building down to the bolts and screws, I have little doubt that China can figure it out for CPUs.
- phs318u 3y ago> You missed this part: > > in government computers That's the rub. In a country where the ruling party has a significant stake in most core 'private' enterprises, the line between government and non-government is very blurry. Presumably someone in the Chinese government has an opinion on where this line is, or should be, drawn.
- rat9988 3y agoThe line is not blurry at all even in china.