Chinese companies are going around US semiconductor export bans. So are American companies.

[@kenhollen5906]

The hubris and stupidity of the American legislators and voter is amazing

[@GScully42]

MSM = propaganda

[@kenhollen5906]

@@GScully42 msm? Methylsulfonylmethane? Who is MSM?

[@darwel007]

They live in a world that is a zero-sum game.

[@christianvanderstap6257]

​@@kenhollen5906mainstream media

[@kenhollen5906]

@@darwel007 you got that right. Most live on the zero side of that game.

[@misty671]

The efforts exerted to slow down China are fruitless. China will figure a way to get what they want and need.

[@laughingkor8643]

Don't forget "renting" is only temporary; until China produces its own chips. The US is building, isolating, and imprisoning itself with high walls.

[@ZweiZwolf]

China already produces their own chips. In a few years, they'll be good enough that the US chips won't matter.

[@PhiloSurfer]

And the US yard is getting smaller.

[@joelturley4847]

china 👈 DICTATORSHIP

[@joelturley4847]

​@@PhiloSurferHere's 50 cents wumao 😀

[@PhiloSurfer]

@@joelturley4847 And here's your $50 million, part of the $500 million budget for trolls like you.

[@SSL_SSL]

When there is a will, there is a way !!! Way to go China !!! At the same time, China is pursuing a path of self-reliance !!!

[@tkh2944]

I just bought a Huawei matepad 11.5" S ... 🙄 It use a Kirin 9000WL chip with the most comfortable viewing IPS screen. The pen & keyboard use their nearlink technology which is latency free. *_No one can stop me pursuing a path of dropping dependency on US approved services & devices_* .😊

[@wnklee6878]

@@tkh2944 But aren't the Android apps banned?

[@jiffonbuffo]

​@@tkh2944My beef with Huawei is that their seemingly different treatment for global users. Friend bought a Harmony OS 3.1 tab a year ago and it's still on 3.1 while yours was released with 4.2 ootb. And the Chinese versions of my friend's tablet were either on 4.2 or NEXT already.

[@remix-yy1hs]

​@@tkh2944lucky you. I wish we had them I Denmark. Everything runs on Google here

[@mythbusterthe6749]

​@@tkh2944 Huawei will be launching their Mate 70 with their latest Kirin 9100 chips.

[@barryshaw5660]

Our politicians remind me of a two year old child screaming because they can’t have their way. Disgraceful

[@Dollarrmb-pk6ub]

Spoil brats will continue to scream and shout, while the adults will ignore him.

[@AK-tx1vg]

Obesity, incompetence and ignorance are synonymous with Americans.

[@rafiqp8800]

One look at the American politicians and it becomes clear the types of ignorant psychopaths that the world is dealing with.

[@catinbootsnow4267]

Two years old Tonya Harding... 😅

[@USA-GreedyMenOfNoIntegrity]

Narcissistic Corporations are coming apart at the seams along with Washington DC. It’s so funny after 417 years of using and abusing people.

[@johntse8655]

any smart manufacturer must make use of the Chinese infrastructure and manpower to keep up with the competition, or else they will become irrelevant. so those without presence in China will be left behind real soon.

[@cheungchingtong]

Calling others nationalist on one hand, passing a Patriotic Investment Act domestically on the other hand. Trying so hard to show the world how double-standard should be like everyday.

[@mijmijrm]

it's not double standards if you believe you are the Master and they are the Servant. The Master makes the Rules, and the Servant lives by them.

[@litesp]

@@mijmijrm It's double-standard, nonetheless.

[@remix-yy1hs]

​@@litesphypocrites. That's the worst kind. In islam hypocrites are in the lowest hell. Don't be two faced. Atleast own it.

[@catinbootsnow4267]

At the cost of hurting American consumers...

[@passby8070]

Most US politicians are professional hypocrites. I think Australia is heading that way too, which is extremely sad...

[@miguelbemquererful]

For each sanction, a new market is born.

[@michaelloong964]

It is like a river flow, if there is a blockage, the water will find a new way to bypass the blockage and continue to flow.

[@mal6232]

@@michaelloong964 excellent analogy.

[@bertanelson8062]

Trying to stop the flow always results in more problems. So much better to go with the flow. This is true in all aspects of life.

[@jmchng9662]

Everybody knows very well it's better & easy to swim with the flow rather than against it. But guess there are many stupid American & European political leaders still sitting at high places.

[@RoyVickers-s8d]

Says Buddha! 🙏🏻❤️🇨🇳

[@jf-be4zy]

I just love the way you present your reports. Keep reporting and I will be here to watch them.

[@abdulyusuf9982]

It was just a matter of time, one cannot fight innovation with tarrifs

[@freddykruger3090]

So again, who is hurt by sanctions? The US consumer is isolated and pays more for goods and services.

[@remix-yy1hs]

Even their own chips they more than china 😂😂😂. Can't make this up. 6 dollars to 10 dollars that's 40%. That's alot. Plus cheaper electricity. Cheaper land.

[@PaulMitchell-uj1uu]

The US government doesn’t care about its own population. It just wants to dominate other countries.

[@topsuperseven7910]

Chinas CCP govt and people are hurt by them. A large amount of the nations wealth gets spent on developing their own high end chips. Thats a billion less bowls of rice in their hungry stomachs. No US consumer is hurt by any of this. They pay the same price as before.

[@leecheong4986]

Whatever ban, its too late. Huawei AI chip will only come in to fill the gap.

[@davidlazarus67]

It’s already dominating the Chinese market.

[@ruskoruskov3086]

There's a demand ....There's profit....therefore there's a supply....don't ya just love free thinking entrepreneurship.... genius....

[@TexasRiverRat31254]

Don't ya love capitalism! Go where you're treated the best and invest there.

[@Freedom_from_imp]

capitalism at work. the us law makers are going against the very idea that they are championing.

[@L98fiero]

@@TexasRiverRat31254 Where you are treated best? no, where there's money and profits, it's all about the profits.

[@michaelloong964]

This is called supply chain perfection.

[@JooMike-Hi]

Skechers opened a large store in Urumqi, Xinjiang on September 28th. I am curious about how the lying US gov feels about this?

[@bengong4383]

You have Skechers in trouble now that you let the cat out of the bag!

[@northernsamba7388]

Sketchers have already declared that have not found the bullshit and horseshit sold by the West. 😂

[@davidlazarus67]

Sketchers did their own investigation into the so called genocide and found no evidence.

[@sword7872]

As we already know by now, the US has 2 standards. If they gain, its good and fine. If you gain, then sanctions apply.

[@sunnyben2604]

Everyone can visit xinjang to witness the truth. China has among the countries having most mosque of about 1 mosque to 500 Muslim. Go xinjang to witness how urgur has improve the life and is far better than most Muslim countries around the world

[@kindface]

If America is serious about competing with China, compete then. By dialing up your knowledge base, empowering scientists, researchers and engineers from all over the world to come and work/live in the US. Trying to kneecap China is neither a sustainable nor a credible solution.

[@jimpad5608]

BUT that would cost LOTS of money. Workers would have to be paid for their real value and education would have to be free. Basically the wealthy would have to share a significant part of their excessive wealth. And the government would have to use tax money to shove some to the front of the line.

[@hclau218]

​@@jimpad5608WRONG! Just flow 80% of the money spent on creating strive and wars around the world. Spending over $1 trillion for military and wars is ridiculous. (Oh btw, accusing another country spending only $200 billion on its military of "militarizing" is also ridiculous.)

[@rafiqp8800]

The goal is to gut the middle class and turn move everyone into low class if not destitute and homeless. That's how the Americans like it as they had done to others.

[@jimpad5608]

@@hclau218 - just get about 100 million of your favorite USA voters to agree with you. While it is true that most of the USA war toys budget is wasted, not enough Americans care. You get what you vote for.

[@hclau218]

@@jimpad5608 You are absolutely right about "most Americans don't care". I suspect the political elites have been adding KoolAid in the water supply for years. There's a bizarre non understanding of even basic stuff. Imagine a Presidential Candidate telling the American people that US Tariffs is a Tax on other countries and the audience believed him ..!!!!??

[@wynetsang]

In traditional Chinese society, domestic traders occupy the class just above beggars in the nine class social system. Therefore, traders are used to many restriction set up by the government against them making too much money. Thousand years of these experiences have made the traders very smart in going around government restrictions.

[@jjsmith4829]

this is why the CPC will never let the private sector control them

[@hagankeys3610]

When private sectors control the government, only a handful benefits (the 1%), Just look at the USA today.

[@lquinn500]

Why communism works.

[@Novideos00]

The complex tech world of the 21st century is running circles around the legislators in Congress who are still using 19th century methods to deal with 21st Century challenges and showing no flexibility in mindset and approach to tackle the issues. The solutions they come up with will be flawed and outdated. They need to understand that you cannot legislate through every problem. Just because you are a hammer it does not mean everything you encounter is a nail.

[@yiplekhong5111]

That's Raimondo still thinks she some genius that the US administration ever appointed .😅

[@WalkOverHotCoal]

She is probably the best of the crop among US politicians. If that is the case, then USA sets the bar very low indeed.

[@buzzlightyear3715]

Actually Raimondo comes from a very smart family. She MAY, just may, have very smart genes. She was dealt with a very bad hand because Jake Sullivan fkuped the ban/policy. Old hand Janet Yellen, with thicker skin, went to China and played the gramma coming for dinner role. Thin-skinned hot-blooded Italian Raimondo couldn't handle that, came home and told Nvidia she would ban the no-US-content China-bound Nvidia chip. Also she is investigating if TSMC was secretly helping Huawei to get around the ban. I predict she would ban TSMC from making the breakthrough 3nm Xiaomi chip. Sullivan did not put Xiaomi on the restricted list. See how bad Jake Sullivan had f'kuped

[@wnklee6878]

With their zero sum game the US will end up with zero!

[@PaulMitchell-uj1uu]

The USA is like the dinosaurs seeing the asteroid coming but being unable to do anything about it except holler.

[@StephenKelly-ey6ne]

Another good one Kevin.

[@wmchan44]

American politicians and lawmakers need to realize that they are not the only "smart aleck" in this world. 你有你的張良計, 我有我的過牆梯 你有你的张良计, 我有我的过墙梯 (you may have your tricks and tactics but I also have ways of overcoming them). Chinese civilization is much longer than USA and had more experience to overcome any challenges thrown at them.

[@stchan8569]

@@wmchan44"Smart Aleck" is never a compliment but a derogatory term. They are smart aleck but not intelligent.

[@wmchan44]

@@stchan8569 That's why the two words are in inverted commas "----". That means they have deeper meaning than direct reading. Anyway to get elected they do have some brains but are not using them in the right track for the good of the people.

[@trevorjones1801]

Anyone get the idea the USA is playing checkers while our opponents are playing chess?!?! 😅😂😅

[@latiendaca1773]

When there’s profit, there’s a way.

[@ak47-007]

US - Emotional Policy makers trying too please voter and donators. CHINA - Strategic decision makers building long term policies unhindered by individuals. Pick your winner !

[@mijmijrm]

considering USA is a nation of Lawyers, it isn't doing so well in plugging those legal loopholes.

[@antwango]

And you know what lawyers are well known for..... blood sucking and not doing their job!

[@markc6140]

Sorry only Trump or Harris can plug their own US lawmakers’ assholes.

[@markc6140]

Only T or H will able to plug those pathetic US lawmakers’ assholes.

[@michaelloong964]

They are all theorists , not practitioners.

[@adamiskandar5107]

Maybe the smartest lawyers are working for the other side?

[@rogerstarkey5390]

They just dont realise that for any kind of ban or sanction to be effective, certain conditions must be in place. The other party.... 1) Must NEED your product. 2) Can't have an alternative means to source *your own* product. 3) Can't have an alternative source of similar (or better!) products. . And on the other hand... 4) Can't have a means to restrict YOUR access to products YOU need and THEY have. . 5) Can't have an *alternative market* for *their* products which YOU try to restrict from entering your market through Tariffs or bans. . #1 is negated by #2 and China HAS all the others covered.

[@willengel2458]

the empire of lies ought to know with a nation of shysters more than anywhere else on earth. to the shysters laws are made to work around, not broken.

[@vincenttayelrand]

I am enjoying that you are obviously enjoying this. All of this is hardly new. During the Dutch war of independence against Spain in the 16th century Dutch companies were the biggest suppliers to the Spanish armies. Money always finds a way.

[@michaelloong964]

The US was a big supplier of oil to Japan during WW2 even when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor.

[@othmanhassanmajid8192]

​@@michaelloong964During WW2 some of the English Aristocracy were the gun runners to the IRA and Germany in the channel isles😊

[@futo]

sanctions and restrictions just encourages smart innovative work arounds...not to mention compel to develop new or expand on existing technologies

[@michaelloong964]

When a supply chain is broken smart businessmen will know how to repair it. Life must go on.

[@trekpac2]

Chinese companies just opening server farms owned by a Singaporean, in Australia! It completely nullifies American actions.

[@davidlazarus67]

Senator Tom Cotton will ask if they have ever been part of the CCP? 😂

[@jiffonbuffo]

Aussie bros need to recoup their losses on purchased US submarines that were now delayed lmao.

[@Nat_Ryder]

​@@jiffonbuffoThe losses are sunk costs, donations to US and UK MICs.

[@michaelloong964]

@@jiffonbuffo How can Us build nuclear submarines for the Oz when Us do not have enough skilled workers and ship yards to build navy ship for the Us navy? China can build 6 navy ships in one year when the Us can build one in 6 years.

[@davidlazarus67]

@@michaelloong964 China in a war situation could make 200 submarines a year, all while the US struggles to make one. In a war they could make more but definitely not enough to even match China.

[@labandonaldhock80]

Great update! Thank you!

[@sneakymove]

Businessmen are always a few step ahead of whitehouse lawmakers.

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 The USA aka IOU-country. The biggest 🤡

[@vidsurf88]

US now faces an adversary that fights back.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

The irony will be that China (and the 150+ countries in the looming Belt and Road Initiative) are going to "win" not by fighting uSA, but with the use of 3 words... No Thank You. This will be the first time that uSA has met an "Opponent" which is both stronger and doesn't have to "fight", but can "win" simply by going elsewhere to trade.

[@bizhope007]

@@rogerstarkey5390That's why they are spinning and chasing their tales. It's a new experience and one they did not anticipate and now that they are deep in it, they find themselves unprepared to deal with it the way they would like to. It has left them utterly confused making confused moves.👀

[@Wooster77]

They don't respect or listen to Raimondo. They consider her a joke.

[@rafiqp8800]

Although Americans love their dumbocratic system where they can do no better than vote for one of two pre-selected clones, with their choices being both inconsequential and irrelevant.

[@michaelloong964]

She has to work to earn a living no matter how the outcome of her work is.

[@othmanhassanmajid8192]

Walking the streets at night wouldn't go well for her with a face like that😂​@@michaelloong964

[@yingxu7908]

Good one Kevin，thank you for your time and hard work🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@parttimethinker7611]

Looks like our guys aren’t being good? Kevin, looks like being good in America is rather selective. Take good care of yourself Kevin. Love your videos.

[@YSKWatch]

intel: give us more subsidy to make us chips industry stronger, also intel: open all kind of offices in china.

[@GScully42]

And use the money to enrich the shareholders and not research for the future.

[@YSKWatch]

@@GScully42 exactly...

[@cb250nighthawk3]

Sacks staffs in US and employ staffs in China and paid by US taxpayers. Well, the name is Intel 😂 and it doesn't apply to US lawmakers. 🙏

[@j.c.4192]

intel hasn't gotten a check yet. and they're getting grilled for firing 15k employees. 15k employees that would have been making products that was banned to sell to China by the guy that says you can't sell it.

[@zomplak]

When country goes isolationist USSR : iron curtain China : bamboo curtain USA : just a closed tent 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jayceh]

The issue that the US is not seeing is one AI system is being developed in hostile conditions full of doubt and worry about processing power, while their own is being developed in fully-fed pastures. Which industry is likely to be more competitive when matured? This is going to be a slaughter once the competition starts (once venture money runs out and real profits must be made)

[@remix-yy1hs]

Jep well said. They will master this.

[@aryaman05]

Classic case of "Why buy a whole hog when all you need is some bacon !" Brilliant move 👍

[@RM-qw3xz]

Why buy a whole pig just to get a little sausage? 😁

[@aryaman05]

@@RM-qw3xz 😊yup, you got it, and I'll have some coffee with that as well !

[@rais1953]

I had to smile Kevin. "This is Macao. Be good." Good advice in Macao!

[@kubaebo6930]

America should give up and allow market forces to determine market conditions.They should concentrate their efforts on pure competition.stop wasting their effort. With block chain, anything that can be digitised cannot be controlled.

[@foodparadise5792]

Their entire economy was base on looting and protectionism.

[@TeeSpells]

A true free market

[@randygraham926]

They should be working on helping Americans ... not running the U.S. military Empire.

[@remix-yy1hs]

​@@TeeSpellsthere was never a free market. They went from colonizers to imf and world colonizers. Wto and so on.

[@michaelloong964]

When politicians get politics mixed up with business operation, it is like letting in an elephant into a glass house.

[@JimmyDoyel-by2cp]

the most important point in the title is…so are AMERICANS companies lol

[@HockSengNg-i7n]

As always, Kevin gave a very good and informative reporting not heard in mainstream media. Keep up the good work.

[@KsChiu-z1f]

This is what we call a win win situation.

[@leefster1]

it gets a bit comical when the same computing power is sold even cheaper at black market.

[@canalsoboasnoticias4757]

If passing at the Macau International Trade Fair, visit is at booth E26, we have some teas from Mozambique

[@remix-yy1hs]

Where can I buy them. I am somali from Denmark.

[@canalsoboasnoticias4757]

@@remix-yy1hs ...still working to get an European distributor.

[@iansen57002]

Thank you Kevin. This show how smart move of the intelijen people is beyond US politicians and lawmakers. Bingo

[@MrAbdul-uf9ug]

And after Huawei announced its new chip, three weeks later, the United States announced the lifting of the ban on exporting Nvidia chips to Saudi Arabia ,wow 😅

[@remix-yy1hs]

California politicians are ask to stop putting more sanctions on huawei 😂😂😂 they say it not good for their business

[@bernardfong1019]

In any case semiconductors are an ethnic Chinese specialty whether the chips were designed in the US or not. Ask Jensen of Nvidia.

[@rais1953]

The penny hasn't dropped yet. You can't "isolate" China and Russia when over two thirds of the world wants normal relations with them. You isolate yourself from most of the world. Australia is one of the closest security allies of the US but our greatest trading partner is China, not the US!

[@michaelloong964]

Oz people live in Asia should seek Asian friend not enemy. Us is half way round the world from Oz. How to protect Oz from being invaded when Oz coast line is longer than the Us. Oz may need the whole Us navy stationed in Oz plus building factories in Oz to make weapons for war replenishment. Oz population is less than the population of one city in China, Chongqing.!! China has ICBM that can reach Oz cities.

[@gaza2230]

Bro love your channel. Can you make a doco length if ya want.

[@remix-yy1hs]

He is busy he is a business consultant for alot big us buyers and companies

[@rodiculous9464]

It's almost like sanctions dont work and most of those cards are built in "taiwan" by han chinese anyways

[@wsmithe2209]

And most of them are from Mainland China.

[@cjfinance3829]

Long time no see. As good as always! Thanks 🙏🏻 for your posts 🧐

[@MoneyballUSA]

Decentralized GPUs are the only way to go. Open AI and mainstream solutions impose too many restrictions and censors on developers which impedes workflow and speed to value, especially for sensitive use cases.

[@CarlosAlberto-eo8tc]

Great video from Portugal

[@Gman979]

Business will naturally go where the money flows.

[@giulianoapostata]

Thanks!

[@navajyotichetia8968]

In other words- get some specialist and change the word semi in semi conductors to quasi and call it a quasi computers

[@marcusclarkson5520]

So American companies are going around this ban there is a hope still.

[@davidlazarus67]

It’s only a fillip. Ultimately they will lose out from the trade sanctions.

[@jimpad5608]

Many years ago I was the customer care manager for a small USA tech company that made products that could not be legally sold to Chinese companies. But one day my team received a purchase request for a service manual from a customer that was in China. I asked them for the serial number for the product which they politely sent. Our records showed the product was sold to a long time Hong Kong company which now appears to have gone out of business. When I called our rep in Hong Kong he laughed. It turned out Chinese businessmen were buying up almost bankrupt companies in Hong Kong improving their appearance then buying stuff from USA companies and shipping the stuff to "bonded" warehouses. Once the warehouses were full, the goods would disappear and the front companies would go away after paying all their bills (they wanted the goods and were not trying to expose the scheme by committing fraud). The goods would then get smuggled into China since that is an ancient tradition in China. I did not send the manual and had our lawyers notify the US government that our products had been smuggled into China by a now defunct Hong Kong company just to keep our company safe. When will governments understand that smuggling is the second oldest profession?

[@rastoferi6012]

Hong Kong is China, if there's a ban then it can't be sold to HK either

[@jimpad5608]

@@rastoferi6012 - you missed the part where I said this was BEFORE the UK gave Hong Kong back to China. The USA has tightly controlled the export of lots of technology for many decades.

[@michaelloong964]

Don't bite the hand that feeds you. Your company needs customers to make money. Let the politicians play their game and you do your job to let you earn a salary.

[@jimpad5608]

@@michaelloong964 - when governments have the power to shut down companies and jail senior managers, you have to be very careful. Musk just found this out in Brazil where Twitter and starlink got shut down because of his stupidity. Legally my company sold restricted products to companies that appeared to be legitimate based on a long business history. We could not know they had been turned into smuggling operations until after the goods were already in China. We just notified the USA government to protect our employees in the USA and Hong Kong. If the USA government wanted to waste time and money chasing ghosts that was up to them. My point is 95% of the humans on earth are very intelligent and when there is a market need, that need will be met for fun and profit no matter what some dummies think. Basically all the restrictions the USA has put on China (and Iran, North Korea, Russia and all the other "enemies" of the USA) have not worked. China just threw a bunch of money and human brains at the situation and duplicated the USA products then made them better and cheaper.

[@othmanhassanmajid8192]

​@@michaelloong964he's just covering himself😊

[@Aramsa-Khan]

The USA law maker spent and waste all their time writing extraterritorial laws after laws. Instead of competing, they are conducting foolish act which come to nought. Its laughable😂

[@carlbjorndal8012]

Thank you again.

[@ZweiZwolf]

Where there is a need, business finds a way. Isn't that the point? BTW, the $7,500 EV tax credit denied to Chinese EVs? Full credit applies when they are leased. And funny enough, with how fast EVs are improving, it's dumb to buy when you can lease at discount.

[@kinlian]

I enjoy your excellent analysis and presentation

[@JohnPap21]

5:10 the vast majority of companies will leave the US market due to sanctions tariffs bans etc. US isolationism is bad for business. If we also add the small market (300 million population) that is aging rapidly, it is a green light for everyone to leave the US. I personally expect to see Apple moving to Europe and Google to China. Tesla will prolly go to Russia.

[@talkdatrue]

I’m always wondering if he has his arm up to hold the phone (too steady to be hand held) or is his arm down the body or on the waist. It bugging me so much that I can’t tell

[@remix-yy1hs]

Now I can't unsee it. 😂😂😂 damn you

[@edukid1984]

You never heard of handheld gimbals for phones that come with stabilizers? It's been a vloggers' staple for years.

[@talkdatrue]

🥴 he moves way too much even with a gimbal the image will move on the sides when he adjusts his stance. It’s most likely a tripod, but my concern is more for his arm. I’d like to see a photo from a dif pov

[@axscdvfb]

I have an idea, how about the US ask the Chinese customs authority to stop all the smuggling of nvidia chips into China?

[@freeqwerqwer]

Kevin's analysis should stir DC lawmakers to rectify their law-making to be more effective. Is the Secretary of Commerce a subscriber to Inside China?

[@gosifefavour6111]

American companies don't want to play petty politics like the US govt wants them to. They want to MAKE MONEY!

[@jmchng9662]

It proves where money is concern, almost everyone of us has a price. Who doesn't want money? Even the very rich billionaires & millionaires also want more $$$.

[@edwardkon939]

Containment of China is just merely a myth.

[@joemartin6202]

LIKE watching the ROAD RUNNER CARTOONS again BEEP, BEEP!!!

[@rogerstarkey5390]

USA favours Acme!?

[@dayveda3736]

Mind blown 🌋 I need a new mind 🪂 Incredible news.

[@longyou8254]

Thx for the analysis

[@jonlew6383]

Totally agreed, many American companies too

[@oscuevas1]

Thanks so much

[@timalete]

The old Prohibition Law and work arounds are new again! "The Speakeasy Supply Chain": Similar to speakeasies that operated covertly during Prohibition, China is tapping into undisclosed supply chains, finding hidden routes to secure vital components that circumvent direct restrictions.

[@inkbold8511]

Still pretending Chinese are using western chips when they’re already self reliant.

[@glorianyambok7405]

Closing the gate after the horse has bolted will be very difficult for the USA.... it's a perfect example of Capitalism operating at its best! I dont understand why the USA is trying to ignore all the underlying and proven theories of what makes a capitalist economy works.

[@othmanhassanmajid8192]

The problem is that they keep reading the same old books that have been fed into their AI programmes. When AI comes up with something useful it doesn't make an impression because they are so impressed with themselves. 😂😂😂😂

[@LW78321]

Where there's a will, there's a way

[@lr9263]

Who is speaking in the background of this video? Plus, the voice in the outros. I can never make it out what it says.

[@ibrahimmir3801]

Humans love money, and where their is money there is a way.

[@RobertMooney-ut7cc]

Macau 🇲🇴 é uma cidade bonita!

[@MegaPapa8888]

the night scene in Macau is pretty.

[@entikhabalam8996]

America don't have ability to consume nvidia chipset, chinese software gone so far that it is imminent for their use

[@annkoh8653]

D UAss has only 1 dead end solution. Sanctions & tariffs. Which by now, they should know that it doesn't work.

[@michaelloong964]

They call it quick fix. to plaster the wound.

[@waynethorpe1341]

Implementing Alternative Operating Systems will need to be sped up in China.

[@karlulvestad7155]

Armies of lawyers- that's what they're employed to do, find holes and workarounds in laws😂

[@DorJinTan]

Who or What d hell is that?!

[@johnchin1456]

Joe bidens concubine, I think?

[@DailyBeatings]

Gargamel's sister...🤣

[@knoxtan325]

❤thanks 👍

[@Campaigner82]

Has this strategy of trying to restrict something EVER worked..?

[@freetorobandloot]

yes, it works against small countries that don't have the same kind of resources as China.

[@stephenc6955]

Sneaky-Sneaky vs Sneaky-Sneaky

[@Nekoeye]

I would love it if the U.S. can ban proprietary operating systems like Windows and macOS in China. Since Linux isn't really suitable for regular users, it would push China to create user-friendly operating systems that's more secure than U.S. spywares.

[@cliffBMRC]

There will always be workarounds on this ban..per US banning to China. There are many different supply channels...you cannot stop progress and new markets....

[@TexasRiverRat31254]

If you want a good laugh go to Forbes and watch Kennedy "pretend" to be the "folksy" "down home" country boy that cares about his constituents. 😂🤣