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what does stop chinese companies from just opening a company in EU (or better a place with _cheap_ energy and without the ban) to train?
by octacat 2y ago
what does stop chinese companies from just opening a company in EU (or better a place with _cheap_ energy and without the ban) to train?
- vaidhy 2y agoYou end up with the tiktok situation. Bytedance is a singapore company, but it is forced to sell to a US entity.
- kylebenzle 2y agoTikTok, like DeepSeek seems to be doing fine despite the lip service.
- zihotki 2y agoHas EU ever forced a company to sell to EU entity?
- addandsubtract 2y agoThe EU requires a local entity at some point – if only for data / tax reasons.