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I dont see why that's obvious.

• kragen 2y ago
  many new chips don't even have non-chinese datasheets
  • jvanderbot 2y ago
    You're making a probabilistic argument against the existence of an American made (or designed) equivalent to a Wifi+MCU module on a chip?
    • kragen 2y ago
      how is america in any way relevant here? we were discussing china you might be able to find american-designed (or european-designed, african-designed, antarctica-designed, etc.) chips that do something similar, but you can be pretty sure they will be made either in taiwan or in the rest of china in a now-deleted response to this comment, you asked, 'How is it relevant in the thread I started by asking for american designed chips?' you didn't ask for american-designed chips. you asked for non-chinese chips, but many chinese chips are american-designed (in some sense, all of them, since transistors and integrated circuits are both american inventions). literally what you said was > Is there a non-Chinese equivalent of ESP that compares in terms of module integration re: Wifi et al? (but perhaps not cost) i just went back to see if you'd edited your comment, but no, that's literally what you said, byte for byte
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      • jvanderbot 2y ago
        That's very helpful.