China Created an AI Microchip 3000x Faster than America!

No country is working harder and faster in the microchip industry than China! Chinese scientists recently produced a new ACCEL microchip that uses light instead of electric current and is 3000 times faster than Nvidia's A100 chip! Chinese scientists are also working hard to break the next barrier and produce 5 nanometer chips! The semiconductor industry is heating up! Let's talk about it all in today's video.
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0:00 - Intro to Microchips
1:15 - China's New Accel Chip
2:35 - SMIC's 7nm Chip Breakthrough
4:10 - The Truth About US Sanctions
4:48 - Huawei's Taking Over Apple?
5:41 - China's 5nm Chip Goal
6:17 - US Chipmaker's Big Problem
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9:45 - How Taiwan is Helping Huawei
10:55 - Why Containing China Will Fail
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[@Madferreiro]

Really nice, but I doubt this will be mass produced anytime soon.

[@Shenzhou.]

Researchers from China and the U.S. have also jointly developed the world's first functional semiconductor made from graphene with an electron mobility 10 times greater than silicon.

[@sbkarajan]

How about the newly introduced battery that lasts 50 years, by Betavolt? How's its reception in China and will they go ahead and let consumers use it? Also, will they keep developing the technology to power cell phones and drones?

[@DW-op7ly]

China does everything on a mass scale

[@youmemeyou]

Damn, are you losing your hair?

[@relaxwhc]

If you believe China is a progressive and peaceful country, raise your hand ✋🙋👍

[@georgewong6615]

I believe China is a peaceful country but I always give you 👎

[@ds-kj8fq]

👍

[@Zerpentsa6598]

🤚🤚🤚

[@moosaanwar7919]

Define progressive and state an example nation.

[@andrethorpe6183]

​@@georgewong6615clarify for us your rational thought for your negative choice or opinion.. China has definitely exhibited it's nation is more adaptable and progressive to compete globally...The US, Canada (my country) and major nations in Europe are living in delusion of past false egotistical greatness now incapable of exploiting less developed nations whose populations are now, in many aspects, better educated and aware of global conditions to sustain leadership influence... We, of n the West creep to "HAITI like" lifestyle conditions in many of our large cities. Mental instability, drug use and lack of social cohesiveness destroy the fabric of our western society.

[@Flitalidapouet]

Fun fact = From China's point of view, it's not a battle, they had no choice but to develop locally because of US sanction. Talk about US shooting itself in the foot.

[@kathycollett4318]

Again and again!!

[@Flitalidapouet]

@@kathycollett4318 Thet must have big foots LOL Mine would be obliterated by now

[@urcompnioncube0213]

Biden isnt nicknamed Beijing Biden for no reason.

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@Flitalidapouet And terrible shots as they keep missing the target in front of them and hitting their feet instead.

[@TropicShade]

More like both feet!

[@TheKkpop1]

Bill Gates said sanction will onlt accelerate China determination to develop its own semiconductor technology.

[@loktom4068]

Because for the small % of America's population is Chinese origin, but big % of them were employed by him( BILL GATE, MS).

[@loktom4068]

Papa knows why.

[@dompapp4396]

FBG

[@User.2024.1]

You don't have to be Bill Gates or any genius to predict (say) this. You just don't need to be a dumb US politician. LOL.

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@User.2024.1 Bill Gates employ a commodity that is often lacking in most people which includes our leaders - and that is "common sense" and "logic".

[@Shenzhou.]

Photonic chips use photons instead of electrons in their circuits. When used for calculation, their accuracy is approaching that of electronic chips, but photonic chips have the advantage of using less power and they are faster.

[@el-_-grando-_-_-scabandri]

do you think ernie 4.0 is the same level as gpt4? why china still can't produce something similar although tike toke have the best algorithms?

[@saretgnasoh7351]

@@el-_-grando-_-_-scabandri What AI china developed is different kind of animal with gpt

[@el-_-grando-_-_-scabandri]

@@saretgnasoh7351 gpt4 is the pinnacle of LLMs as for now, so where is the equivalent of it in China?

[@anoynmanonymous8304]

How do you manufacture photonic circuits? There's no equipment today that manufactures photonic circuits... its the circuitry that limits computing speed..

[@FindLiberty]

But, will it work in the dark or under a blob of that black "protective" PCB stuff?

[@mauriceukaegbu620]

As a Nigerian, I really want China to succeed forever. Without China, Nigeria is finished. All the major civil engineering projects in Nigeria are by the grace of China.

[@JR-ng9yo]

KEEP PUMPING THAT OIL!! So long as you can pay you will be OK. btw... sorry to hear about the loss of Herbert Wigwe in that helicopter crash... RIP, sir.

[@davidrichards1741]

Same for our countries in ASEAN. Greetings from Chinese Singapore and Malaysia, tho I'm an american expat who has moved from the dark side (US) to the good side.

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@davidrichards1741 Welcome, friend!

[@JR-ng9yo]

@@davidrichards1741 We're glad you left! You should not be here if you do not like the country!

[@swissclimber1]

Good luck with Tofu Construction !

[@Shenzhou.]

The Chinese market is already the world's largest consumer of semiconductors, purchasing more than 50% of the chips manufactured globally.

[@ZIGZAG12345]

Imagine the cost savings of having them built in China, instead of having to buy them from Taiwanese/European/US/other high-wage economies?

[@pikachus5m166]

@@ZIGZAG12345 And those increasing cost savings will impact the current profiteers greatly, regardless of their trade restrictions, they've hobbled themselves.

[@lorellaldos5263]

I thought Nvidia said China revenues are just 20% of over all revenues.

[@davidlazarus67]

@@ZIGZAG12345It’s not necessarily the costs of wages in other countries that impacts manufacturers. It’s sanctions and disruptions to the supply chain. Look how the Korean and Japanese chip companies have had a significant losses from the reduced sales because of sanctions. Also disruptions to supply chains can turn factories from profit centres to big overheads. A factory not working can become a huge overhead.

[@fannyalbi9040]

i heard huawei start producing 5nm chip next month

[@rw2382]

Remember the U.S. scientist who received a MacArthur genius award? He is of Chinese descent and the U.S. basically treated him like crap. So, he left to work in Asia . . . And took a number of scientists with him. The U.S. didn't see this as a problem. A real genius couldn't work in the U.S. AND, remember the huge news about the semiconductor factory that was being built in the U.S. but is now failing because the U.S. workers aren't bright enough to build it, or those that are bright enough were found to be too lazy, which required foreign workers (The foreign workers didn't want to come to the U.S. because they'd have to work like dogs to make up for the U.S. workers and the U.S. unions are trying to block the admission of foreign workers.). 'Murica!

[@George123-bv7xq]

Remember a genius by the name of Nikola Tesla? He was done in by a supremist American who cheated him.

[@georgeinjapan6583]

So are you saying that the Han Chinese are a superior race genetically ?

[@whiteknight10]

​@@georgeinjapan6583 No he's saying the USA always treated Chinese people like slaves and not giving any credit...

[@fess3932]

The genius minds in China gave the world the ingenius Sarah Ai with her strong authentic accent. Truely the leaders of Ai development with genuine achievements.

[@123vi50]

Something US cannot ban is knowledge innovation hardwork and skills.

[@George123-bv7xq]

The U.S. cannot ban someone else in knowledge, innovation, hard work and skills BUT they have certainly managed to ban THEMSELVES (declining education standards, below living standards wages, hiring workers from 3rd world countries to do manual labor work that their own young people refuse to do because "it sounds like too much work", discouraging the young from seeking technical trades profession and look for cushy office work instead, farming out production to other countries because of low cost in production labor and so on. There was once, in the 1940s - 1970s when Americans placed their shoulders to the wheel and worked real hard but along the way, they began to look for the "easier way out" as they began farming out production to Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. In the 1980s, the opening of China offered them an incredibly huge opportunity that surpassed anything they have in South Korea, Japan and Taiwan and they leapt into it without much consideration. It gave the U.S. a long sustained period of low inflation, a huge range of products that was only dreamt of in the past and at affordable prices and it saved the U.S. economy in the Global Financial Crises. However, all of those benefits came at a price - and that price was the retention of the U.S. own sovereign ability to produce and manufacture goods and services for the global market. Any woes the U.S. has had and is still having, are all self-inflicted and it doesn't want it to end even though the people are getting sick and tired and exhausted to the point of exploding in anger because the self-inflicted wounds are all down to corporate greed and shares in Wall Street and cannot be slowed down and stopped as they are the corner stones of Capitalism, the spul blood of U.S. Democracy.

[@TropicShade]

Innovation, hard work, and skills are what made America Great! We've done a 180° unfortunately.

[@bobsmith3983]

@@George123-bv7xq They relied too much on the $US and now the world is gradually marginalizing it. This does not end well for the USA.

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@TropicShade The US went and decided to "rest on its laurels". Look at their politicians - all harping to "go back to the 'good old' days" (eg MAGA) without realizing that you can't go backwards - only forward to a New World. What ever happened to "home of the brave" when it is today, afraid of facing the future and only want to go backwards?

[@breeze787]

The US sure can expose Chinese skills hardworking and overall innovation and still be blind to it.

[@T1me-wb4us]

Chinese technology is insane. Greetings from Germany

[@62nevio]

You Germanes are in free fall😂😂😂😂

[@JR-ng9yo]

The Germans are no slouch!! Look at the resources you have! Lots of COAL!! And excellent ICE cars!! Too bad Nord Stream was cut off tho'.

[@Flat10squirrel]

Bot

[@cocaineminor4420]

​@@62neviothey just overtook Japan....

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@62neviothats to cia destroying nord stream

[@sojrnrr8368]

The USA basically motivated and empowered Chinese innovation.

[@mamacryright5740]

US thought Chinese are like Japanese and European counterparts

[@shiishinchiu6636]

Sometimes I blame the Chinese Government for being too lax to the US policies. They should have seen this coming for what they did to Japan.

[@urcompnioncube0213]

@@shiishinchiu6636 They do. That is why over the decades their policy was to diversify and monopolize supply, manufacturing and trade. Their chip industry was already in place to absorb the impact of the US Sanctions

[@KayyHong]

Thank you U.S. for helping make China great --- MCG

[@leeweekang]

Forcing a tiger to jump over the wall as the Chinese saying

[@random2829]

Wow! What a surprise! /sarcasm China has more than 10X the number of STEM graduates that the US has (Statista). When you sanction a country to deprive it of technology they will come up with their own solutions. Someone OBVIOUSLY did not look at the names on many of the technical papers submitted at Engineering fairs around the world. If they had, they would have seen how many Chinese names were on the submittals.

[@ElZilchoYo]

The US probably thought they're Japanese names.

[@George123-bv7xq]

The U.S. Government operates on ASSUMPTIONS drawn from CONJECTURES rather than actual solid evidence. Comes from a whole bunch of non-technical savvy lawyers operating inside the Whitehouse. Remember - just because someone has "paper smarts" (ie degrees) does not automatically grant them "life intelligence".

[@Andy-P]

Why are so many graduates unemployed. Maybe it's the non STEM ones?

[@CN_SFY_General]

Chinese never designed any chip before a few years ago. It's a novice about chip development.

[@random2829]

@@CN_SFY_General The same argument could be made for any "modern" product that the Chinese have successfully manufactured. But a country that has given us Sun Tzu, Confucius, steel, gunpowder, etc., can adapt and overcome any perceived knowledge shortfall.

[@albback8176]

Business at the speed of light, literally!

[@idcashflow]

If China could manage to make cutting edge chip everything in house, that would be total nightmare for the western world, since producing chip is very complex. Hope China could do this!. Cant wait affordable cutting edge chip from China =).

[@lorellaldos5263]

China is years behind and will have a difficult time to catch up, if at all, since access to cutting edge manufacturing equipment is cut off. A phantasized "1,000 times better wonder chip" won't change that reality.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@lorellaldos5263 Even without access to cutting edge manufacturing equipment, China managed to fabricate a 7 nanometer chip using existing lithography equipment.

[@random2829]

@@lorellaldos5263 "China is years behind and will have a difficult time to catch up". At Motorola, we said the same thing about Apple when they produced the iPhone.

[@lorellaldos5263]

@@Shenzhou. Yes, SMIC did that on ASML machines. But how will China get updated machines, or what happens when they need spare parts? In addition SMIC said the 7nm and 5nm chips are 50% more expansive than those of TSMC, usable chips are just 30% of output and they are unsure if production is sustainable. So how do you think this will work in the physical reality?

[@lorellaldos5263]

@@random2829 But Apple had access to the entire global supply chain. China is restricted. Hard to compare those two examples with each other. It isn't impossible of course. But what I'm saying is, is that I disagree with those rosy pictures youbuers produce. It's not credible, it's storytelling and click bait. I don't understand why these people just don't stick with reality. instead of making up a phantasy world that does not exist based on wishful thinking. I really don't understand that. Reality is interesting enough as there is so much to learn.

[@frankblangeard8865]

The United States is currently dysfunctional. And with a choice between Biden and Trump in November there is no hope for change in the next four years. Four more years of dysfunction will put the U.S. so far behind the rest of the world that catch up will be nearly impossible.

[@EIRE55]

The US has already wiped itself from the face of global domination.....thank goodness.

[@apoorhorseabusedbycenk]

America was doing very well under Trump, I don't understand how people do not see this. Plus, he was America's most anti-war president in decades who even garnered peace in several places.

[@kaleeysmith8801]

presidents don't make policies.

[@hc1897]

@@apoorhorseabusedbycenk Trump’s problem I s that he is very unpredictable. And he does fight wars on the economic front (which may be just as destructive as physical wars).

[@davidwong5197]

@@apoorhorseabusedbycenk TRump sanctioned Huawei and now Huawei is selling a 5.5G phone that is also compatible to satellite phone. Doing well? NOT. And Trump is not anti-war, check his interview on Ukraine and Gaza. He wanted to WIN those war.

[@itsthatsem]

China is truly phenomenal. Totally respect and salute the way China overcomes all atrocities by the West. Stay strong China! You have got it!👍🏻🫡

[@lorellaldos5263]

Which company produced that wonder-chp? Where can I buy it, I'd like to buy one. I mean it's a thousand times better, who wouldn't want one.

[@ChinaSongsCollection]

​@@lorellaldos5263 I assume it's not yet in mass production. But I don't think they need to mass produce it because I think it's probably very expensive and not meant for the mass market. So it's probably similar to the quantum chips that China has also created and already in use. It's for institutions and large companies.

[@lorellaldos5263]

@@ChinaSongsCollection It's for large companies? Like the kinds of Facebook and Google? So these large companies are commercially buying AI chips from Nvidia, how else would it work? Facebook will buy 600.000 AI chips from Nvidia for $20,000 each (= very expensive) over the next couple of years. So where is the news that chinese large companies like Tencent or Alibaba buying the wonder chip? They don't.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@lorellaldos5263 With the US Chip restrictions in place, Chinese companies like Alibaba and Tencent will eventually have to look to locally produced chips for AI. Huawei has emerged as a possible alternative, having released a smartphone equipped with advanced 7nm chips made by SMIC.

[@shiishinchiu6636]

@@Shenzhou. 5 nm coming out soon. I just read the news. By next month.

[@aye3678]

Well done, China. Impressive!

[@seymorefact4333]

I HOPE that ACCEL CHIP is real and in production soon! I'm in the USA and would love to have NEV, Robots, 6G, Green energy, etc from China that is better and cost competitive. The USA racist isolationist policy from a corrupt US govt that endless bully and loot will make aging Americans a third world.

[@mamacryright5740]

WEF dictate US general foreign policy and internally

[@CyrusJanssen]

It would be awesome! More chips and tech for everyone!

[@chasecondrey8105]

Not really sure how US is being racist but...I imagine being a global super power is probably a good enough reason and allowing corrupt old boomers to stay in power too long causing the USA to miss the forest for the trees.

[@volleyballdad5632]

@@CyrusJanssenyes, this isolation and containment will make everyone worse off, worse for Americans than for Chinese.

[@taijistar9052]

If it is real it would have been stupid to reveal it, especially it uses an old technology

[@abdullahalmamun5815]

Go ahead China.....

[@fjculver4413]

Great insight and information. Anyone who has been to China will know the people always seem to gear up and actually enjoy the test of China's resilience. This chip result is no surprise.

[@abdirahmaanmohamed1582]

I hope China 🇨🇳 will advance it's Chip industry

[@DarkMage30000]

In a marathon, if the leader tries to trip the competitor, the leader must first slow down.

[@turnnexg6398]

If they miss they lose

[@DerekSpeareDSD]

The hubris us americans have about china knows know limits.

[@timothychung4811]

How do you stop an educated,disciplined, and patriotic nation?

[@cutbaitgofishing]

I'm not sure, I live in America.

[@davidholden4543]

Send Pelosi

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@davidholden4543 It will be "a sight to behold" to see Pelosi do anything intelligent these days.

[@vincenttayelrand]

This is exactly what the chip machine producer ASML in my Netherlands predicted that would happen. Not just ASML, but also the other companies here that still produce the older chip making technology. Their exports to China will be banned sometime this year. Thanks to American shenanigans the Dutch semi conductor industries first lost cheap Russian energy and key components, then they lost China as a customer. Next they will lose their hard earned dominant position in the world.

[@thetjt]

Why do the dutch put up with it... we know that US sanctions are fraudulent to begin with... Lefty government eager to please?

[@George123-bv7xq]

But they went on ahead and bowed before the U.S. American G_d anyway.

[@CherasKLproperty]

Is Netherland part of USA, or colonial of USA ?

[@thetjt]

I made a reply yesterday where I asked why is Netherlands following US sanctions & called the sanctions illegitimate. Now the reply seems to have disappeared. Why... YT AI or someone reported the post? I don't think I used a swear word or anything. Orwellian censorship...

[@Andy-P]

losing cheap Russian energy is the cost of Russian aggression. Not selling to China is the cost of standing up to Chinese aggression. China threatens war over SCS & Taiwan.

[@jayjaywoodland]

Tech Independent is the next BIG global trend along with de-dollarization, etc... "large" nations should adopt Tech Independent policy, so that not to be bullied so easily by others.

[@mrmoyo2772]

The USA is reactive than proactive.Competetive than collaborative.The more the USA blocked other's progress,the smarter the alternatives by the blocked country.

[@George123-bv7xq]

It depends upon WHO the U.S. is blocking/ Some countries will merely give up and surrender, doubting themselves and their own abilities. Some countries will lack the resources in materials and human brains. China, it will appear, isn't any of them. It has the land mass, the raw materials, a long and proud history, a large population of well educated people who are fully capable of innovating and inventing stuff as we have seen throughout its 5,000 year old civilization. One has to also remember that MOST of what the U.S. invented, was done by foreigners who migrated to the U.S., and/or inventions that were actually stolen or bought/taken over wholesale by the U,S. using the power of the dollar.

[@7777wilson1]

Great reporting Cyrus👏👏 Thank you so much

[@jimme2020]

How can anyone stop a nation that can build their own space station ????🤣😁🤣

[@CyrusJanssen]

So true! and with the ISS set to be decommissioned in 2030, China will very soon have the ONLY space station

[@rogerburn5132]

And Russia to

[@George123-bv7xq]

A Space Station is not hard to build compared to the unseen microscopic world of controlling the flow of electrons in a microchip where distances are measured in nanometers - thinner than a human hair and even smaller than that. What a Space Station requires are just the huge rockets to send parts needed up there to low-earth orbit - all big physical stuff and China has a long history of making big physical stuff. Microelectronics is a little bit different but not insurmountable. All that is needed are the right tools to manipulate the electrons around - and tooling is one area that China is learning to master. For example, their ability to make breakthroughs in Materials Science in the manufacturing of high-speed jet engine turbine single-crystal fan blades able to withstand the insanely high temperatures and physical stresses inside a jet engine. This was something that the West had previously doubted very much that China will be able to produce and have to always depend upon Russia for their engines. I am more impressed by their ability in this than in their Space Station even though it is no mean feat as well.

[@rogerburn5132]

@@George123-bv7xq A Space Station is NOT hard to build. you have said. Afcorse evry country has one Honduras. Venezuela Germany. Poland. Spain. Peru Guatemala and even Albania and Romania. LOL LOL What planet you are on 😂😂😂🌍🌎🌏

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@rogerburn5132 Don't be insulting. If you have bothered to read through what I wrote you would have comprehend that building a Space Station using known physics and engineering in rocketry is easier than the world of Microelectronics where the tools for diving into the world of electrons and quantum mechanics engineering is still at the frontier level. Citing examples of a weird range of mostly 3rd world countries (apart from Germany) that has little resources - economic finances and engineering skills well as a lack of national drive - to be able to build a Space Station is illogical and insipidly stupid as a counter point argument. By the way, I have a brother in NASA in IT engineering and software quality and I am in Electronics. My planet is more realistic than yours.

[@jamesho8820]

Thanks Cyrus, This parallels my views about China's prowess and progress in semiconductor development among other technologies. As an ABC, I see the US politicians including Biden as underestimating Chinese ingenuity and single-mindedness (especially in the face of adversity and good old fashioned racism). My father who was a Prof of CompSci predicted (based on interactions with his many foreign Chinese students) that one day (especially in view of its overwhelming numbers chosing to study STEM majors) that China would technologically surpass the US. That was 40 years ago. "Fastfoward" today, that possibility is rapidly becoming a reality. In the meantime, the US has accelerated killing America's semiconductor industry (AKA "goose that lays the golden eggs") through its prohibition of high end chips to China and creating an even more formidable competitor.

[@CyrusJanssen]

Couldn't agree with your take more James! It's very shortsighted and just not helpful at all to the US long term interests

[@jace1113]

One day, SMIC can put a bust of Raimondo in their corporate foyer as a thank you to her for their success.

[@JR-ng9yo]

"As an ABC"... If I were you I'd MOVE TO CHINA!! They are obviously ahead!! You are on the wrong. side of the fence!! HAHA!!! Move and you will do better!!

[@supahsmashbro]

The undermining and disrespect ultimately stems from rayzism. I assume you know what I'm tryna say, don't forget that part!

[@wolftotem2367]

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake" Napolean Bornaparte

[@Jamie-nt3eh]

Taiwanese are ethically Chinese and most have family across there strait. Most Taiwanese manufacturers have factories in Southern China. Taiwanese are not stupid. Once America can manufacturer chips in USA then Taiwan could be lesser (getting support ) Ukraine.

[@ching-yi2007]

I am from Taiwan. We are the biggest investors to China outside of mainland.

[@sko1beer]

@@ching-yi2007well the fact that Foxconn is a Taiwanese owner tell us only the Americans are so naive

[@Flat10squirrel]

Taiwan, look at Hong Kong, there is no future.

[@user-wx5ks2mp4n]

The point is when Taiwan is unified in China.

[@user-rr2vu1lu7t]

我不是扛精只不过我想实话实说香港很多大佬他们基本上在八九十年代就去全世界投资赚钱而这些资本北京也会拿来用的，香港的资本是很多的比新加坡比很多国家都多这些大佬都是百亿千亿美元的存款在这里，你别不相信

[@aliettienne2907]

1:49 I'm blown away that it uses light to perform its task.

[@Shenzhou.]

Researchers from China and the US have also jointly developed a new type of stable semiconductor graphene, which displays performance 10 times higher than silicon. As silicon-based chips become smaller in size, scientists are gradually approaching the physical limit of two nanometers, by which Moore's Law would no longer apply. Carbon-based chips made from graphene show potential as an alternative to silicon-based chips.

[@Tabula_Rasa1]

That is correct. Photonic chip and graphene chip are the new frontier of chip. China will not be able to compete in Silicon chip in the short run as it lacks many core technology that was developed over decades of research such as design & lithography. Graphene & Photonic chip are like EV to traditional ICE cars.

[@Shenzhou.]

@@Tabula_Rasa1 Exactly. China has also invested a lot in electric vehicles and in fact, Chinese company BYD has become the world's seller of EVs, even more than Tesla.

[@Tabula_Rasa1]

@@Shenzhou. I know. That is why I am drawing a comparison to EV vs ICE. Graphene & Photonic are different set of animal and will require new core technology. You can't mix silicone chip with photonic chip. It will be interesting to see what is going to happen in 5 years.

[@johnsmith1953x]

"...3000 times faster than Nvidia's A100 chip!" 3,000% faster than Nvidia's A100 is not believable 3,000 TIMES (300,000%) faster than Nvidia's A100 is unpossible. Source?

[@Shenzhou.]

@@Tabula_Rasa1 It's not that you can't mix silicon chip with photonic chip. From what I understand, there are companies that are pursuing research on imbuing silicon chips with photonic properties (i.e silicon photonics). Just like how there are EVs and ICE cars as well as hybrid cars existing concurrently.

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Ayaaaah, American politicians forgot the citizens of the Chinese Island of Taiwan are : Chinese, 😂😂😂😂😂😂.

[@stephenlock7236]

That Cottony guy may think that Taiwan is a district in Singapore.

[@d9918]

And a lot of them were even born on the mainland

[@mamacryright5740]

Even Japanese are half Chinese base on 2000 years old recorded Ching ShiHuang era history

[@shiishinchiu6636]

Some of them (not all) have Japanese DNA. 😂

[@i6power30]

@@shiishinchiu6636 80% of Japan's culture are copied from China - kanji, tofu, rice, silk, chopsticks , soy sauce, many many other things Japanese like to think are their cultural gems are actually all Chinese

[@umbriel7740]

Thanks for another insightful video.

[@DanBurgaud]

5:16 And iPhone sales suffered heavily too. some equates it to Huawei's new phone

[@sootuckchoong7077]

I heard iPhone is breakable.

[@sojrnrr8368]

i refuse to buy new iPhone because: pro-gen-side

[@dee-vee]

Well, the US ban of Huawei eliminated a great competitor to Apple and Samsung as Huawei was eating their lunch before the ban. So, now Apple suffering is only a return to normal.

[@JoelBergmark]

Analogue chipset is oldschool but also efficient for certain applications.

[@musicdev]

Sometimes I’m a little skeptical about China’s policies (though you’ll never be 100% satisfied with any leadership obviously) but overall, leadership in China is incredible. And there’s this crazy amount of drive that seems to be embedded within their culture. I’m very excited to see what this country becomes within the next few decade, and as always, thanks for the coverage Cyrus!

[@wongpohchan9485]

No need to wait for the next few decades, just the next decade will see China leaving the west in the dust.

[@Andy-P]

Just as well you like Xi's leadership. He is a Dictator and can do what he likes..

[@davidwong5197]

Difference between US and China is China is run by engineers, they look for solution. US is run by lawyers, to solve problem they make a new law without considering consequence. Example; lagging in 5G, Rubio proposed a law that Chinese companies cannot collect loyalty from US companies. Legally stealing IP in effect. But that was shot down mostly by Big Pharma cuz it will create a precedent for people to steal US IP. The law is still on the dock in his committee.

[@jimwhite1756]

We all have to applaud China

[@Slim_45]

No we don’t! You can applaud them…we “all” don’t have to and won’t!

[@whynot5716]

I had no idea of China's unbridled prowess. I haven't heard any of this amazing info from most other commentators. Thanks Cyrus!

[@CyrusJanssen]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

[@TropicShade]

And you likely won't going forward until the game is over.

[@razmiihsan8897]

Just watched Carlson interview with President Putin. His comment on China was excellent.

[@DailyBeatings]

Bloomberg ran an article claiming since Huawei has their Ascend chip available nobody is buying the neutered Nvidia products specifically made for the Chinese market. The US once again is having a shotgun meets foot moment...🤣😂🤣😂

[@davidw.2467]

The shotgun is shooting at allies feet too and that's why they are getting more and more reluctant to follow the sanctions.

[@denisgabriel4645]

Go China! 👏

[@Ace1000ks19751982]

I read about the practical use of light in computer processors when I was going to university back in the mid 1990s. All of this was just theoretical stuff. The argument was using light instead of electrons, because light moves much faster than electrons. Fiber optics is using light to transfer data across vast distances. Before we had fiber optic cables, we had copper cables which transfers electrons, and this has a lot less bandwidth and has more signal loss when transferring data long distances. Photonic chips use light instead of electronics which is much faster, and uses less electricity. It also generates less heat. If China can produce such a chip, it would be groundbreaking.

[@George123-bv7xq]

Over a short distance and using extremely low resistance oxygen free pure copper cabling, both electrons in the electrical wire and light photons through the air travel at the same speeds. However, copper wires inevitably meet up with internal resistances caused by impurities as well as magnetic induction over long distances and invariably slows down (it's the resistance in the cabling that causes heat and so, heat is a function of resistance and not the other way round). Light photons can also meet up with resistance (air layer densities) but this is so tiny to be almost negligible over the same distance as the copper cable.

[@mc-lb9dk]

IF true: the best news in ages

[@jimmychoi5219]

These US unilateral sanctions only work on small countries but will have minimal impact on big economies like Russia or China

[@user-kp5wi8qy8c]

One of the stores found by Taiwan Born Chinese got caught on crossfire was a store name 99 Ranch in Phoenix, AZ. The store was the main component of the creation of The Chinese Culture Center in Phoenix, AZ. For four decades I live in Arizona, 99 Ranch was the only major Asian store failed in Phoenix Metropolitan, based on sanitation and ban on selling a certain popular food item by the city food inspector. For those been to Taiwan and knew its food culture along with Asian food cultures. Taiwan food safety culture and sanitation was rank among the highest in Asia, on par with Japan, Singapore and South Korea, if not higher. It was an irony, the only Taiwanese owned food store, got brough down by the city food inspector base on food safety and sanitation.

[@gelinrefira]

What a lot of westerners do not understand is that China might lag behind traditional semiconductors, they are the leaders in photonic chips. Accel is not only a combination of analog and photonics, it is designed especially for AI acceleration. Most commercial chips are designed to be multi-functional, like the CPU are design to do many different kinds of stuff but does it at an acceptable rate. Even GPUs, which are designed for graphics acceleration are still designed around doing multiple types of graphics acceleration like drawing, ray tracing, polygon generation etc. Therefore, most chips are not optimized for just one function. Chips like Accel are designed from ground up to be highly specialized in image processing and AI, which is partly why it has such high efficiency. Plus combining photonics and analog electronics reduces the energy consumption tremendously because you don't need to keep the electrons flowing to make the chip work; the laser light does a lot of the heavy lifting. China's lead in photonics is also why they are also leading in quantum computing which can be based on photonics electronics. You cannot sanction a country that has everything it needs to create new technology. It's foolish and futile. All you do is force China to stop taking it easy and push for the frontier.

[@colombard140]

❤❤❤❤ Cyrus, I really love your videos as it shows that you are one of the people with wisdom, intelligence and integrity. Please keep up with your wonderful videos. What you said is in all your videos is perfectly correct....the USA is shooting it's own feet by imposing silly sanctions on China. For instance, the USA banned Nvidea from selling its A100 GPU chips to China without realising that Huawei's Ascend 910 B GPU chip is much more powerful than the A100. Now Huawei has the whole of the Chinese market worth billions of dollars all for itself....thanks to Uncle Sam !😊😊😊

[@shadowslayer9988]

The United States just is not realizing that sanctions are not having the same effect they did before but like a hegemonic empire they have not realized this yet 😂😂😂😂

[@AB-fo3hj]

US policy makers are corrupt, controlled and useless. More importantly, they don't represent or care about US citizens.

[@dee-vee]

Navel gazing prevents them from seeing reality.

[@jace1113]

All their political leaders have a cold war mindset from the last century. They probably don't even know what WiFi is. Like Biden, they will all stumble and fall soon.

[@George123-bv7xq]

They think China is the size of Cuba that can be blockaded from progress.

[@jeanlaikan8400]

The US think that by cutting supply of advanced semi-conductors to China, latter will collapse, but they forget that Nvidia's & TSMC's founders are Chinese

[@hentaioverwhelming]

I'm guessing that ACCEL is a photonic chip. I have been saying that the most likely tech breakthroughs were probably going to come from photonic chips in China but I didn't think that it would happen this quickly. In fact, I mentioned this on Cyrus's Tian Gong Space Station video back in November 2022. What I didn't know was that photonic chips would be so much more efficient than regular semiconductors so that was a pleasant surprise.

[@hentaioverwhelming]

@@HC-sb6iv I've had this username ever since KZbin started operation. I'm probably one of the oldest accounts on KZbin. Still not amused by the forced Google Plus integration because my Gmail and KZbin accounts were completely separate entities at the time

[@bottplug2272]

The fundamental error the U.S. made in attempting to block/slow China advancements, they did not account for the Chinese speed! China performs at 3 to 4 times the speed of the west so all their strategies are all a bit late to be effective.

[@jace1113]

As the saying goes... Don't underestimate China.

[@serasichongchinliong3450]

RIP...Dear Uncle Sam.

[@grounddove]

There is no peace in the fires of hell.

[@sojrnrr8368]

Uncle S@m antha

[@PollyDollyBabe]

They did it to themselves. Rip you said it.

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@PollyDollyBabe "Rest in Pieces" perhaps?

[@TropicShade]

Living in this part of the world is most concerning as the U.S. continues it's arrogant hegemonic ways. They'd [U.S] better wake up soon!

[@injunnfuz6698]

Great info

[@doesitevenmatter471]

No one know why i have so many likes

[@Blake_87]

We're here for it

[@darth.severu5]

Western media say: at what cost.

[@mb_af9925]

Ich glaube auch

[@peterszenkowski7769]

housing market and stocks says you won't

[@d9918]

@@peterszenkowski7769 Those houses are still there, remember how the US market tanked after the GFC? Try buying a house in the US now, you better bring a big chequebook!

[@karlowalker4143]

US should put more sanctions on China to accelerate their own innovation and become fully independent of western technology. This will help de-dollarization and stop all the wars the US and UK are spreading all over the world. Work with Africa, South America and other Asian countries. Develop young skilled people into the technical fields. Make learning math's and science interesting. Don't copy the West just progress on your own innovation.

[@georgeinjapan6583]

I keep hearing about how wonderful it is to be able to pay with your smartphone. The real developments which impress aren't this but rather in energy: working fusion, space solar or car batteries that can allow a range of 475 km of more.

[@popasmurf6834]

ASML is the company that provides 3 out of 4 of those companies that can produce 7nm chips with the machinery to do it, so technically there are 2 companies that can do it worldwide.

[@wongpohchan9485]

China will not sanction any south country with its technology. It will sell to these countries, except those vassal and slave states of the US like the Philippines and India.

[@themsmloveswar3985]

Never underestimate Joe's ability to f things up - The boss of Brandon between them 2008 & 2016.

[@fannyalbi9040]

he said his memory just fine

[@barrieroberts75]

​@@fannyalbi9040but if you look at his speeches for just the last few weeks proves otherwise 😮

[@loktom4068]

DIZZYLAND at its best. Hunter's products.

[@divine6104]

First found out about this on Anastasi on Tech, shoutout to her channel for all things semiconductors!

[@stevie586]

China is the King of manufacturing. More recently, younger Chinese have been sick of being under appreciated financially, and are moving from their usual inexpensive manufacturing to going into high-tech. Fast forward a few years, China will do less of the current manufacturing “cheap” products and tons more big things, and I’m excited to see where they land!

[@davidrichards1741]

HH44 made in China, the world's premium manufacturer of everything from infrastructure to hi-speed trains planes and EV automobiles. Greetings from a happy closeby expat in Chinese Singapore.

[@mike4evolution]

Thank you Cyrus. 🌹

[@ChandrasekharSahu-ry1px]

This is good news for china, but i think the process of manufacturing the photonic chip can be tricky, more sophesticated equipment and materials are required. it may take yers before it enters mass production

[@George123-bv7xq]

When it comes down to technology, never say never. If the Chinese don't make the breakthrough, who knows? It may be an Indian who does that as Indians are good at engineering and mathematics too.

[@arieyang]

Years is better then havent started 😂

[@elianamckee]

Being caught off guard seems to be a specialty of our politicians.

[@cutbaitgofishing]

Like having their pants down and being chased by a bear.

[@albback8176]

新年快樂, 恭喜發財

[@EIRE55]

也向你致以良好的祝愿。

[@Sylomun]

Thanks, Cyrus.

[@claudermiller]

A cell phone that only needs to be charged once a year?

[@George123-bv7xq]

It seems that this may come in the form of fuel cells rather than stored battery power.

[@claudermiller]

@George123-bv7xq I'm talking about current batteries. If the phone only uses 1/1000th the energy of present phones, batteries would last longer.

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@claudermiller Or if the batteries have 1,000 times the energy storage, the phones will last a longer time in between recharges.

[@reginaldnixon7493]

Cyrus, on one level, news of this breakthrough blows my mind! However, on a deeper level, how could this NOT happen? You have already acknowledged and appreciated the Chinese spirit to improvise and create, especially in the face of adversity. An ancient people having endured the worst atrocities within the last hundred years, with an older history of creativity and drive: the Chinese are a recipe for greatness. in this way, the Chinese remind me of the American spirit, which is now buried under greed and jealousy, but may still re-emerge someday.

[@user-ef9zj9zp8k]

Cyrus, I appreciate the news you provide, I am really curious if that (pobably) photon AI chip ACCEL is in the lab stage or if it already has any practical applications?

[@rais1953]

China will not be stopped by US embargoes. It will do its own research and come up with solutions that may be similar to the solutions used by US and its allies or may be quite different. Once they have a competitive product they will sell it internationally, taking away some or all of the market of the companies in the US and its allies.

[@akatsukiwolf2735]

Time to play League of Legends Wild Rift on Huawei's new Smart Phone.

[@dee-vee]

1:45 That article mentions “selected tasks at present such as image recognition”. Well, computer vision is the holy grail of AI and robotics. This is the capability that bridges the gap between the digital world and real world. Perfecting computer vision is the crucial step towards an AI and robotics revolution.

[@George123-bv7xq]

Recently, electronic sensors that could actually feel the differences between hot, cold and warm were incorporated into prosthetic hands. There is no doubt that the same sensors can be also used in robots and automated humanoids as we continue to close the gap between humans and machines.

[@LuvHrtZ]

A brilliant episode, Cyrus. Thanks.

[@teng27]

I’m sure the Chinese C919 jetliner is also revolution breakthrough that changed world aviation forever.

[@rap3208]

You're probably being sarcastic, but with everything else considered, the chinese airliner probably is cheaper considerably. It'll take time but once they've debugged everything and the world gained confidence in the chinese plane, they will take over the airliner industry just like everything else.

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@rap3208 Well, the C919 and C929 seems to be better than the Boeing 767 and its derivatives that seem to be either falling from the skies or have bits, exploding engines and pieces dropping off the planes.

[@rap3208]

@@George123-bv7xq The operating word is SEEMS. It has to be used by the thousands and stand the test of time for it to claim it is better. As of now, it is just being developed and construction of the prototype has or is just going to be started. Come back after a few years when hundreds of the plane has been operating for years carrying passengers all over the world..

[@George123-bv7xq]

@@rap3208 Exactly - which is why I used the word, "SEEMS" as the C919 and C929 has not been time tested yet. There is plenty of interest all around the world. The greatest hurdles the C919 and C929 has involve certification to fly into European countries and the U.S. as well as the setting up of equivalents to the NTSB, the FAA (or European equivalents) and worldwide servicing hubs - that is, if China intends to have those planes service the globe. If not and they are only meant for China's own internal service, covering perhaps Russia and North Korea, then, there's no problem. Otherwise, one can bet that the USA Americans are not going to make it easy to certify Chinese made planes to fly into and land in the U.S.

[@bubuneowoo6161]

Ignorant much? If China closes its airspace+ Russia from Boeing planes, the company is dead! Please get a better education.

[@ioanbota9397]

I like it they are powerful and intelligent

[@bernardfong1019]

Descendants of the builders of the Great Walls and Grand canals will not be deterred.

[@rickwong3886]

Thanks, I love your well presented and balanced content. Enjoy watching this channel. Waiting for more!

[@CyrusJanssen]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Leithyl]

I love Chinas Tenacity

[@yqisq6966]

I had a look at the paper on ACCEL chip published on Nature. And no I don't think it's going to impact the chip market in the near future. Photonic computing, like quantum computing and neuromorphic computing, are experimental and not for general purpose.

[@SuperDexteroo]

Didnt see the paper, but anything published in NATURE, cant help to be a little skeptical.

[@johnsmith1953x]

@@SuperDexteroo Getting published in NATURE is harder to believe!!

[@idcashflow]

its a good point

[@jace1113]

Again, don't underestimate China's drive, especially when it comes to their survival

[@nicolaupoceiro7570]

I am pretty sure the use of legacy equipment for improvising and "making the best of it" will end within 2-3 years. By then they will have their own EUV lithography machines and other most advanced equipment up and running. The good thing about that new AI chip is that although it is also based on legacy tech, the Chinese seem to be the first to have used and combined such tech in a way that enables such performance. Even if the West tried to copy that now, China has a head start and can build on that to further improve it and make it ready for mass production. Maybe they will make such progress that trying to catch up on conventional chip tech is no longer necessary in the first place. I assume that the extremely low energy consumption also results in almost zero heating, so they can do without cooling systems.

[@georgeinjapan6583]

I am glad for KZbin and the chance to see other perspectives. I wouldn't want to live in any country that restricts or heavily censors the internet.

[@georgeinjapan6583]

Yet, sadly various countries do.

[@horridohobbies]

Another great video! 👍👍👍

[@xyyyyx3247]

Good to see you again, and your hairline has changed since the CES.

[@sammavitae114]

China has made a leap forward in new hair regrowth products.

[@FindLiberty]

wear a hat

[@ericliu1114]

Cyrus, happy lunar new year. Thanks for yet another informative video.

[@sanjithmaniram7744]

Awesome China

[@patriciaknight1332]

Go China !

[@kohchinbong9638]

Interesting report from Cyrus!

[@sf-dc2dl]

So what stocks should we buy/short?

[@divine6104]

Happy chinese new year!

[@tranminhtam-lyceeyersin7121]

YOU DON'T PUSH A TIGER INTO A CORNER

[@vipbackchannel]

Thanks for the video, excellent intel.

[@nkate3799]

Hi Cyrus, would you please make an episode regarding Carlson interviewing Putin and CBS 60 minutes Wallace interview former president Jiang. Can you please make a comparison of two interviews. Also, Putin mentioned multiple times regarding China and its foreign policy, would you to see your insights. Thank you.

[@dsun1263]

Where is the 60 minutes interview?

[@kingsircheng4540]

👍

[@blessnorthamerica7919]

Thanks!

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thanks for your support

[@sibutterworth6542]

The British might as well just go back to painting their faces blue😂😂

[@leonardus6791]

I really appreciate your videos. However, there is one subject that does not appeal to me at all; the unbridled desire for possessions, money, ("security"?) Life comes with many more possibilities than just money and never satisfying possessions. All assets require permanent protection (you can't really explain it any clearer with your advertising...search for "safe" investments) "Certainties" do not exist and security comes from within. Every asset has its limitations and the globalists have set a stunning example by confiscating/stealing Russian goods and funds, for example. The same applies to any other..... Values ​​in life lie elsewhere than in the pursuit of matter. Matter comes to you instead of taking it to you. And then has a completely adequate function without wanting more than is necessary and in a responsible manner towards our fellow human beings, whoever they may be

[@leojones22]

Cyrus is amazing,