Danox

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by Danox 4mo ago
Good for them. Nintendo and Sony in gaming have always marched by a different drummer. They have a successful business plan, and they execute. While their competition over the years have faded away bankruptcy.
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local players in Europe or the United States have had 50, 60 years to build up to compete, Ford and GM in the United States, and Chrysler when they were around, didn’t learn anything after the oil embargo in 1972, 73. They just continued on
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What Europe needs to do is actually compete. China appears to be successfully competing so much so in certain areas the United States had to ban certain things. There is no reason why there can’t be a search engine or any other major servic
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Sony, Nintendo never had any pretense. If you want to be on their system, you basically have to go in and have a personal job interview to be on their system and they make no bones about it that it’s their system, and you’re there for as lo
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That's nerve...
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Too late. The ball is now rolling in China and in 2-4 years, it will never be the same. Enjoy the short term windfall.
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But everyone thinks they will win. And that is why most people are cooperative. It’s only when they get to their mid-30s that they start to realize it’s not gonna happen.
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SpaceX is a grift totally dependent on the USA untrustworthy government. The actual financials don’t add up revenue, profit and loss, similar to the AI model companies yes, the insiders will win, but no one else does. Iceland and Norway win
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In many ways, there are many similarities (corruption/grifting) to the current administration. One thing is different, however, if he had stayed in China, they would’ve taken his head after the criminal proceedings…
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Number one the whole island is on one of the most active faults in the world, and two why would they want to participate in such stupidity. They have been getting along very well up until this point. Why would they want to expose themselves
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People have a tendency to get upset when someone waves a future IOU intent order from another buyer in front of you, one that isn’t taking delivery anytime soon and then proceeds to tell you you must pay more…
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Between TSMC, Intel and Apple memory can be designed, engineered and made, and that doesn’t even include the Chinese who will probably use this to take over a large part of the memory market worldwide?, the three-headed memory cartel is uns
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The Chinese will get into the game, all right worldwide where most other places aren’t going to care about anything other than the price.
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A fat margin is fine. What’s not fine is saying you don’t have any and you don’t plan to make any more.
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It’s a barrier, but not an insurmountable barrier. Most of the companies are somewhat lazy and somewhat cheap, but if circumstances change in the market, that make it untenable, they will take on making their own memory or making arrangemen
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Steve Jobs’s dad, his biological dad, is Syrian, and he may still be alive because he outlived his son lived in northern Nevada, Steve’s circumstances somewhat similar to Barack Obama, where two college students in the fifties early sixties
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by Danox 4mo ago
Then Samsung, Hyundai, LG, Kia would go bye-bye in the United States. I think the current memory fiasco will be their last big payday, so they should enjoy it while they can. There will be many companies that will rethink how they approach
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One is not spending anything out of the ordinary up until this point in comparison to their competition. But the Apple Silicon design group might start spending some money on something practical, something that might begin the typical Apple
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Apple is nowhere to be found.
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Nothing wrong, necessarily, but Tesla doesn’t belong to that seven they never have.
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More what aboutism American Indians, Aborigines, Māori, Sami, New Caledonia, the Kanak people what do they all have in common? Sent to re-education camps at some point in time, some of them sterilized, And all treated his second class citiz
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by Danox 4mo ago
If you are Apple, Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Amazon, Microsoft, and there are many other companies out there, but out of the six companies, particularly the first five, you may need to rethink some things. And one of those things is whether or not
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Ram prices will go down if you roll up your sleeves and go in house. If you have the design and engineering department to design/engineer the memory yourself, and if you have enough money to pay for or build the fabs. What are you goin
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When Tech companies participate in politics, how can you ignore it and look the other way?
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Of course it does…
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IPO postponed the beginning of the end…
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Fighting words, it’s Apple’s fault (doesn’t he know that Apple can actually (in House for good) replace them? Maybe not today, but certainly in three years) https://9to5mac.com/2026/06/25/micron-exec-suggests-
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Yes, the principal designer engineer Williams just left. He made an announcement a month or two ago?
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That patent orientation is why it probably won’t go anywhere.
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With Qualcomm doubtful, but good news for the founders.

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