Why Microchips Are Fueling the War with China

The US and China are in the middle of a microchip war. The US has the dominant hand, but China is growing fast. Who wins this war will have a large impact on the future of the world. Will the US stop China's rise and win the microchip war? Or will China catch up? Let's break it all down in today's video.
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[@CyrusJanssen]

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[@Travzzx]

10/10

[@dogsand77]

hi cyrus always enjoy watching your videos, only wished there were more americans like you

[@CyrusJanssen]

@@dogsand77 Thank you so much for the support!

[@rogerburn5132]

My. Mobile phone is HUAWEI absolutely Brilliant and I will buy another after that

[@hans-dieterjung4026]

@@dogsand77 💗🙏👍

[@pbworld7858]

Those who know what happened to the Chinese space industry after they were shut out of international collaboration will know how this will turn out too.

[@ZweiZwolf]

No, they should look at China's Beidou system after the US shut off GPS to strand a Chinese ship.

[@tkh2944]

Can also look at their wind tunnels when France refused to sell them. They went on to build the world's fastest !😂

[@sandrajones1609]

Necessity motivates ingenuity! I am a self - educated backyard mechanic 😏

[@Shenzhou.]

China seeks win-win cooperation for *mutual gain,* whereas the US only sees a *zero sum game.*

[@theo7326]

The US only wants to destroy and dominate their opponents and they dont like to compete and try to get better.

[@gregwang8628]

No wonder the rest of the world don’t like America at all, US is now like a rat scurrying across the street! 😂

[@user-px2sn8pr5t]

Africa being a good example

[@andrefouche9682]

Very well stated.

[@duncanwallace7241]

It so hard to work in an environment where everyone thinks short term. Especially when you think about the future, cooperation and continuity.

[@ahkoy973]

Shameless Tonya Harding tactic of harming your competitor when you can't compete fairly

[@twong5515]

His name is Tonya Harding Biden!

[@theo7326]

Exactly what I was thinking of.

[@tkh2944]

​​@@twong5515I thought he also have a twin Tonya Harding Trump ?! 🤣

[@C-Culper4874]

I think you just told your age. That happened a long time ago. Lol

[@gliu1431]

US will be renamed as Republic of Tonya Harding alongside Republic of California and Republic of Texas.

[@RicknMorty85]

Reason why Huawei is so successful is because the business is owned by its employees, so if the business succeeds, the employees get a huge dividend because profits are shared between the employees every year. So when they got added to the sanction list in 2018-2019, the employees stayed up day and night to find work throughs because they felt invested in the business since its majority owned by the employees.

[@tuppenceworth5485]

If you look at the ethnicity of the major players, innovators and manufacturers of microchips, they are predominantly Chinese. The US banned China from participating in the International Space Station project (despite its name) forcing it to go its own way. The ISS is due for retirement and China will become the only nation to have a space station. US banning China from accessing advanced chip technology will produce the same reaction from China.

[@Perrirodan1]

China is set to have cooperation with Russia for Lunar exploration. These two countries could achieve much together.

[@ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid]

@@Perrirodan1 I personally wouldn't trust the Russian bear and wouldn't go anywhere near it with a bargepole.

[@barrieroberts75]

​@ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid in most cases it's the US that is the country that is not trusted, as the famous quote by Kissinger, to be a enemy of the US is dangerous but to be an allie can be fatal, or another quote ,America doesn't have friends or allies but interests , without the bullying military which has caused so much death and destruction in the last 100 years all around the world 😢😢

[@hkfoo3333]

@@ButchCassidyAndSundanceKid Like it or not, China and Russia depends on each other to face the worse country in the world ruled by a tiny country.

[@dedskin1]

The question is , why do you need a Space Station , the best product from ISS i have seen is an Astronaut playing guitar that is what i got from it , i don't know about you , tell me if you gained something from it , i did not . Same goes for Chips , i have PS5 , but PS4 is better , you can have 50 games on PS4 , only 10 on PS5 or there around . And you can have 1000 games on PS3 ... do you see a pattern , games are becoming more expensive then movies , and to some extent are movies , use same techniques , cost so much that innovation is rare , you get Asasin Creed , and then 10 games based on that , same game just different pixels and words because its so expensive , same goes for GTA, since i was a kid GTA did not change , it was 2D for a short period then 3D but basic gameplay , the fun you get from it peaked with GTA4 , GTA5 is not worse but its not better either , and if we count in the price , its worse . So we are going towards few companies owning it all , like DSLR, Nikon , Canon , Panasonic , Fuji , they are all one Conglomerate , they work together to divide the market , and because of that we cant have perfect camera , Sony does have Lens stabilization , i do not mean in lens stabilization i mean lens stabilization , actual front lens is like a gimbal , the best stabilization , but they wont even release a lens like that for their DSLRs . Chinese dont work like that if they make a camera they make it as good as it can be , dont pretend to have 6 manufacturers when they dont , while USA and Japan do , Intel , AMD , nVidia same company , all of Japans camera manufacturers same company , there are exceptions , like Pentax and Leica but those tend to be very expensive , so not worth mentioning . We need to think about what we are getting , what is happening , does a camera body really cost 3000$ , for a lot of the world 3000$ is a year worth of work , people who made that camera can not buy it . Think about that , we are not talking about Nuclear rocket , something big , just a camera , cant afford it , and they make it . People who make iPhone , cant afford one . Why , do you know how much it costs to make I phone , about 20$ , and it sells for what 1200$ , do you see a problem .

[@deanedonaghy243]

Take China for granted at your own expense. The USA is a dying power who is trying to use it's dwindling military power and economic sanctions to keep their hegemony afloat, but it's sinking fast. De-dollarization and BRICS will see the end of the USA's hegemony, and for the first time in a long time it will have to try and compete on level playing field, and it will not like that.

[@yulimust8931]

Once they feel it slipping they will go to war. No way the US just lets power shift to BRICKS. It's a such a precarious situation. Given current politics we either have a world war or a deadly virus is released with a high death rate.

[@derricktruong2760]

China can build a space station by itself, why the U.S thinks China can’t make its own chips?

[@michaelgoh9768]

Well said, there's no space that China can't explore.

[@WisdomExplorerAG]

Short-term: US. Long-term: China.

[@haraldebert1152]

The US companies are all dependent on Taiwan. For example Broadcom, Nvidia and, and, and... China is buying technology from Taiwan, and they pay any price, the US is only buying the products for low price.

[@zaco-km3su]

No short term. The main issue is that the US doesn't have the men to compete. You need 4 years for college and 6 years of work experience to become a senior engineers. Just think about the college issue in the US.

[@MarkYeung1]

It is inevitable that China will develop its ability to domestically manufacture high-end chips.

[@eyeonchina2023]

​​@@zaco-km3suChina doesn't have a young population long term to compete. Or maybe you haven't heard about their aging population demographics problems?

[@Vhlathanosh]

@@eyeonchina2023 Chinese are graduating from STEM in huge numbers; look it up.

[@kolviczd6885]

"What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" - German philosopher

[@1bhaihay]

Whoever work with China will always be rewarded, not undermined & taken advantage of, what the US does.

[@siewkonsum7291]

The Chinese have a great cultural saying, _"What you to me on the 1st day of the Moon, I will do the same to you on the 15th day."_ 😅

[@aclo6169]

tit for tat🤘

[@ChongEuMeng]

你初一, 我十五

[@ronking9144]

以牙還牙

[@robertsim2777]

Goes to show their ignorance! It is all about might, arrogance and pride. The very reason they WILL continue to strong arms those who refuse to obey and accept their “Rule based orders “ how many countries around the globe have lost their sovereignty? What can Japan n SK do other than to “yes Sir!”.

[@PeterPete]

China!!

[@ryx0817]

Support Cyrus with a thumbs up👍🏻

[@zainabmwatawala8844]

👍

[@Jimmy-B-]

👎

[@maychan1425]

👍

[@rickwong3886]

No one wins in a war, the losers are the people living on this planet. Another great video!

[@YTStopCensoringFreedomOfspeech]

I dont think the western elites plan on a future for living on this planet. They want to live out a fantasy of Mad Max and give their children the small chance of surviving a colonization effort to Mars.

[@ZweiZwolf]

The Military Industrial Complex wins in wars, that's why they keep them going!

[@makisekurisu4674]

bro the people will win the chip wars the biggest.Since people of most neutral and semi neutral countries will have more options and better price to choose from.

[@wwbren]

As a regular consumer, I look at what the Chinese did to LCD TVs prices and pray the same thing will happen to PCs and laptops.

[@kanestalin7246]

I hope the laptop prices drop i want to get a decent gaming laptop

[@amandagrant4331]

In the first quarter of 2024, China produced 98.1 billion chips, a year-on-year increase of 40%.

[@gregwang8628]

China never started a war with anyone, despite the form of war, only America still fancy the wars with the rest of the world. Win or lose is not what Chinese are seeking, benefiting consumers are

[@mtljbc6568]

I think they occupy Tibet.

[@morganangel340]

@@mtljbc6568 Genghis Khan conquered Tibet... and Xingjian was conquered like 1200 years ago.

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@mtljbc6568 Tibet is part of China, so it's not possible to occupy Tibet. OTOH, India occupies Sikkim. India occupies Khalistan. India occupies J&K. FREE Sikkim! FREE Khalistan! FREE J&K!

[@MarkYeung1]

The invasion of Vietnam by China in 1979 was still remembered by many Vietnamese today.

[@inkbold8511]

The invasion of Vietnam by USA in 1970s KILLED OVER 3 million Vietnamese are still remembered by many Vietnamese today. FIFY 🤡

[@Solo--Solo]

Unbiased, independent, on point! Kudos to you Cyrus 👍

[@rncmv]

"Unbiased, independent" ???

[@maychan1425]

👍

[@lancewood1410]

Doesn't matter, in 3-6 years time Asia is going to be a better region aside from japan, south korea, pilipins and taiwan :)

[@gliu1431]

Once Taiwan united with China, China will invest and modernise Taiwan. I reckon China will build bridges link with Taiwan perhaps one from Fujian and one from Shanghai, and with high speed rail. Taiwan will be one of top tourist destinations in China.

[@scrubvision5652]

@@gliu1431 Asia and africa is where the growth will happen this century and both of these regions are larger in parternership with china thats tells you who will lead this century

[@Anders01]

And also, the Chinese tech industry seems tricky to me, hiding their strongest cards. So I expect China surpassing the U.S. microchips in time of Made in China 2025.

[@morganangel340]

[@Anonymous------]

China is already working on 7G and 1nm.

[@gliu1431]

I believe 2025 is the year China gains independent in the entire chip ecosystem. China is already replacing their PC, computing devices with own chips be it CPU, GPU, ARM architecture, etc.

[@yanntiersen8024]

这不可能，中国和美国的芯片差距应该有10年。我们自己很清楚自己的落后。

[@Anonymous------]

@@yanntiersen8024 Chinese made 7nm is equivalent to USA's 5nm. USA doesn't have any equivalent to Chinese made 5G, let alone the latest Chinese made 5.5G. China may have a breakthrough on real 3nm any day now, while no one has the real 3nm yet.

[@mountainclimber4511]

this is important year but next year going to be very special for Chinese chip industry..China will be leader in chip manufacturing in next couple of years, and its a good news because prices will be go down too..

[@thisiskevin1000]

More players in the industry, the better.

[@mountainclimber4511]

@@thisiskevin1000 but if China starts then it does on large scale

[@sonic_attack]

I doubt China will be selling chips though. They’ll make products using their chips hugely increasing profit and undercutting competition.

[@Extra-Celestial7]

​@@sonic_attack Knowing China, they'll do both and still win the majority market share.

[@cls-py8uh]

@@sonic_attack China is by far, overwhelmingly, the largest exporter of "chips", in integrated circuits. In fact, the event that has caused such chains of geopolitical events in recent times was the United States' discovery of China being the dominant exporter of Integrated circuits previously with the "chips shortage".

[@kckoay6211]

Conspicuously, China has transcended from a low tech manufacturing economy to become inarguably the new leader in Industry 4.0. It has moved ahead of the industrialised West in the integration of intelligent digital technologies into manufacturing and industrial processes encompassing industrial IoT networks, AI, Big Data, robotics, and automation. To Washington, that was not supposed to be. At least not in another ten to twenty years from now. That explains why Washington is doubling down on its efforts to slow down China. Clearly, to Washington the greatest leverage against its new found peer competitor will have to come from a collective approach involving its allies - accompanied by a collective, coordinated, and sustained effort - to isolate and to deny China the advanced and cutting-edge technology, as well as the access to the their markets. However, such belligerent denial strategy will not work. Instead it had actually speeded up China’s push towards innovation and technological self-reliance, as well as opening up new frontiers and markets for its affordable and high quality products. Truth be told, the so-called “Chip War” - the battle to control ostensibly the world’s most critical resources-microchip technology - has ended as soon as it started. Why do I say that? Simply put, China was contented to buy advanced chips “off the shelf”. But that was until Washington waged the so-called Chip War thinking, erroneously, that it will strangulate the Chinese. But instead of achieving that shallow goal, it backfired. It has actually serve as a catalyst to accelerate China’s transition to become the new leader in Industry 4.0.

[@geopoliticsfan]

Huawei was and always will be my favorite tech company❤

[@urimtefiki226]

Huawei and other tech companies around the globe very soon will have a new competition regarding the quality of products, my company will be a serious challenge for them in the future, if I will fulfill the vision of my invention.

[@jerseyjoe82364]

Many thanks, Cyrus, for your honest reporting. I watch your videos while living here in Bangkok.

[@eng80425]

The more I see USA Congress take action, the more negative my impression of USA... I would prefer my government to start not trusting USA

[@ZweiZwolf]

China has ALREADY won the microchip war. The US sanctions were supposed to prevent China from producing 14 nm chips, but China is already mass producing 5 nm chips by the millions - 3 generations ahead of where they were supposed to have been halted, and only 2 generations behind the state of the art. More significantly, China dominates mature 40 nm nodes that comprise the bulk of chip sales, with far more capacity coming on line. As of last year, China now produces the majority of their chips domestically, where before they produced less than 10% because they could simply buy what they wanted. At the rate things are going, China will meet all chips need domestically by 2030. Japanese, Korea, Taiwanese and American chips companies are in very big trouble as they will have lots of capacity, but no big customers leading to massive global oversupply and huge price discounting. Western chipmakers are going to see a downward spiral of reduced revenue, reduced profit, reduced product development against an accelerating Chinese flywheel of increased investment, increased production, increased sales, increased profit, increased product development. There's going to be a very big consolidation coming.

[@Shenzhou.]

Silicon chips are reaching the theoretical limit of just how small scientists can make them. As the size of silicon chips approaches that of silicon's atomic size, the transistor's processing power will cease to improve further. Photonic chips and carbon-based chips demonstrate potential as possible alternatives and China is investing in these technologies.

[@jeremyahesteban3394]

If you consider China's population(especially the number of overseas students/workers studying/working abroad who are likely to return home) compared to other countries, China has the means if not the personnel to fill several room of Engineers to develop, innovate and generate ideas and possibly several variations of existing ideas or products, where as companies from different countries can have less than ten people to maybe twenty in a room to do the same thing. As the saying goes, there is no lack in talent, there is only a lack of opportunity. It's not a good idea to cut of China, since they know their advantages.

[@manwdashade]

China doesn't need to invade Taiwain as per United Nations Resolution 2758, Taiwain is part of China!

[@Headphones.on.Seals.]

CPUs of Huawei Pura 70, released recently, are believed to be manufactured using 5nm DUV chip processing with SQAP!

[@seymorefact4333]

I know that is being mass produced by Huawei,SMIC in a LPSA and DcPT lazers that can go beyond 1nm w/i next 2yrs! Will not need anything from ASML or anyone else...1000% made in China and Russia!

[@themostbestwizard]

My money's on China... Russia might actually start to become a player soon as well. They already have the ability to design chips and now that Taiwan is cooperating with the Americans in attempting to cut them off, they have a motivation to start manufacturing what they need in Russia.

[@Perrirodan1]

I'm not sure, they may get their advanced stuff from China, they will surely still increase their national microchip production.

[@daffyduck4195]

I read somewhere that Russia and China have signed a contract to co-develop an EUV lithography machine.

[@Extra-Celestial7]

Russia is planning to partially substitute UV litography machine with Cyclotron. We'll see how that goes.

[@HotPromptHub]

Taiwan is out of game soon because the US takes what Taiwan has to offer.

[@ZweiZwolf]

China, yes. Russia, no. Russia is too small and isolated to be a major chips player. China will manufacture and sell to Russia on a preferential basis.

[@nicolaupoceiro7570]

You are talking about conventional silicon-based chips only. China is leading in next-gen chip tech such as photonic ones. They can also be used for AI.

[@duncanwallace7241]

I went to China for three weeks in 2013, best trip and vacation of my life. Hands down.

[@tomsunuwar6940]

Absolutely great china 🇨🇳 will win 🏅 world 🌎 hoping so 😊

[@jonaafr]

Thank you for the post Mr C Janssen, very enlightening. 中国已经赢得了对美国的经济战 !!!

[@nicolaupoceiro7570]

Why would anyone assume Beijing would in any way interfere in Taiwan's chip industry and exports?!? Beijing merely wants a political reintegration of the island. They did not interfere in HK's industries, either.

[@LokeKS]

Western story telling

[@sleo3720]

Using fear to make $$$ and enable containment

[@ZweiZwolf]

America wants a reason to intervene.

[@nicolaupoceiro7570]

@@ZweiZwolf China makes the mistake not to stress enough that Taiwan is a province of the PRC -- and that ACCORDING TO THE UN. There is simply no legal justification AT ALL for any meddling in the PRC's internal affairs, which include all things Taiwan. What would Washington say if the PRC supported and armed separatists in Texas or California?!

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@nicolaupoceiro7570 The US doesn't follow international law, so it hardly matters what the actual facts are. The US creates "facts" like Iraqi WMD as pretext to do whatever they want. It would be enough if Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran forced color revolution in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is an "unsinkable aircraft carrier" that could host Russian & Chinese military bases for nuclear-capable bombers, missiles, and submarines.

[@patriceesela5000]

Another's excellent report, Thanks Cyrus

[@michaelmarchal4004]

Your hairs, it worked man. Beautiful

[@67buzzo]

iPhone sales in China dropped 20% so for this year

[@kensimmo]

Competition is good for both the US and China

[@JohnLee-]

Good for china

[@MarkYeung1]

There's no question that China will eventually establish its own production of high-end chips. Hence, the long-term effects of the chip war will be limited.

[@garnetheron4885]

I wish China the best. I hope they develop their chips because countries like Jamaica and Africa Caribbean West Indies. We need somewhere else to get cheap goods other than expensive goods that usually come with sanctions.

[@BWong1234]

Don't worry. Respect and friendly to China, your back is securely covered. !!!!!❤😂❤😂❤😂

[@obakengthole8662]

Yes that would be great but my desire is to see all those countries or continents, flourishing as well, they have the resources and minerals to become 1st world and make their own impressive inventions and services

[@user-si8ct1pk6q]

Those Chinese developers definitely get a handsome salary and bonus when things get done.

[@nerdy_dav]

Fun fact huawei are a co-op.. it is owned collectively by the workers of huawei.

[@BWong1234]

This is the miracle and beauty of it !!!!!! ❤❤❤

[@nerdy_dav]

@@BWong1234 It just flies in the face of capitalism doesn't it :D

[@Gemini73883]

They shout at the top of their lungs about level playing fields. But level to them means the field must slope towards them!

[@kevin_aldo]

Yoo what a great video, instant like👍

[@bungkusi2432]

About advance lithography machine. Beside ASML, Nikon also produce it But Nikon is like 2-3 generation behind ASML. Only those that want to build smartphone need ASML. For car, toaster, etc China can produce it with 100% China tech.

[@cityofgardenerssg318]

The real advantage of more advanced microchips is the lower cost of operations of data centres, mainly energy use. However, with the increasing installations of new energy sources, energy in China is much cheaper than US-EU.

[@joeingle1745]

Hang on, I thought it was all about democracy and freedom fries?

[@janicetone2313]

😅😅😅

[@jwngplay]

Getting the new Pura 70 Pro+, Huawei will always be the best❤❤❤

[@drawingpatterns9929]

Damn I don’t really know when this man is advertising and not. He’s quite smart with the transition, I mean, the advertisement fits into the main flow of the video, so in a sense it’s actually not separate

[@andrethorpe6183]

And not surprisingly, most viewers from North America are clueless of how fast China has caught up with the US in this area of chip technology... the common accepted position in 2022 was China was 5 years behind, since then their have made inroads in Quantum Computing technology, overcome the limitations of sanctions on semiconductor chips by focusing on domestic research and production. The Chinese have also quietly progressed and NOT advertised their growth except for the annual filing of global patents that only hint at the progressive growth in global activity.

[@rncmv]

"how fast China has caught up with the US in this area of chip technology" did they really did that?

[@andrethorpe6183]

@@rncmv they thought China would be intimidated by US market threats like France & Japan and bend to their will... Most US politicians are clueless about how weak the US industrially is to compete globally in these times..

[@carltonmcgee8878]

Than you. Peace.

[@JP-re3bc]

NVIDIA ==> Chinese founder and owner; HUAWEI ==> Chinese corporation. Is there a pattern here? 🙂

[@bong9476]

China!

[@jc9109]

Tsmc?

[@bong9476]

@@jc9109 ... Ethnic Chinese or China whichever way you look at it. Btw where is India and ethnic Indian?

[@JP-re3bc]

@@jc9109 TSMC ==> China

[@rncmv]

@@bong9476 not sure, where is any Indian here around; but for sure there are plenty of ignorants talking rubbish, regardless of ethnicity

[@user-uk4jl4ot6y]

Samsung and European companies like ASML pay a high price, because they "choose" to follow USA. Both Japan and Korea's biggest trading partner is China. Same with Australia, and yet they "choose" USA !!

[@ssaini5028]

US foreign policies have hurt the world and even its allies.

[@fernandkoerkamp3071]

They have no choice parts of asml machines are form america

[@xanderpiz8770]

Most of their 'allies' have no choice, politically and economically. If you go against them, they will literally pay someone else to take over your position whatever it is and change the game.

[@user-qi3cf1ho2j]

Very well said.. 👍👍👍

[@lbride3738]

Don't be upset, no competition no progress. Competition must be ugly, there's no other way. The next progress is to grow hair in microchips - that's what we call progress!

[@lbride3738]

Should invite KZbinr Simon Whistler to watch this video - make sure he watch this channel back-to-back starting from 2 years ago. That smart guy should able to pick up what it means.

[@kika-ge5qr]

Usa vs China. China wins. China also has real pandas.We have trash pandas. 😂

[@Black-Peter]

the truth is that their people watch more education content while we are stuck on gender questioning

[@theo7326]

@@Black-Peter The outpout from tech universities is much larger than the US is producing

[@justmyopinion9883]

We have Panda Express. I love their food. ❤️😊

[@Black-Peter]

@@theo7326 time is always the winner

[@kika-ge5qr]

@@justmyopinion9883 Need I say more. Lol

[@multipolarworldorder]

I saw a report that Huawei pura70 builds 18 new chip factories - Export 10 million high-end chips to Africa etc

[@penglim224]

Make peace so the people would benefit.

[@hongqingxiang3374]

Thank you for the informative video🙏👍🙏

[@VickiNikolaidis]

Super interesting.

[@SuperStokvis]

We want level playing field.. No more sanctioning your competition

[@alsetalokin88]

usa is goading tsmc to transfer all its tech to there. then taiwan can be 'safely' sacrificed. doh...

[@estiennetaylor1260]

US will steal and beg for old talents from TSMC while China advance with new ones.

[@syncmaster915n]

Data centers which train LLMs consume huge amount of energy. In general, the larger the model size and the training data, the more computing power is required. A training run typically consumes 10,000 - 100,000 kWh per billion parameters, which is insane and unsustainable. Future GPU designs should address this issue.

[@zp4824]

I have been watching your channel for a month and I’ve noticed that your hair is growing… How the hell did you do it?

[@ChenSolomon]

Thanks!

[@CyrusJanssen]

Thank you for your support as always Solomon!

[@jhngfdsdfgkjnbv]

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic is seriously considering abandoning plans to join the European Union and instead joining the BRICS group, which would be a major geopolitical shift. And the prospect of the Balkan country joining the group causes a real stir among the diplomatic departments of countries close to this club, officially established in 2011 and competing with Western organizations. Serbia's possible inclusion in the BRICS opens up unprecedented European opportunities for the Chinese Communist Party (CPC). This possibility is also of interest to other countries occupying intermediate geopolitical positions, and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban will discuss this issue with Xi Jinping during the upcoming visit of the Chinese leader to Budapest. There is also the possibility that one day Emmanuel Macron may join the BRICS summit as an observer, which the French president has been insisting on for some time, especially since this is the carrot that Beijing has been waving since the 2023 BRICS summit in Johannesburg. According to our information, in 2010, the Chinese Foreign Ministry created a unit dedicated to studying the expansion of the list of countries associated with the BRICS. Initially, the unit's work was entirely focused on Europe. When Xi became chairman in 2012, the idea of including some European countries in the BRICS was rejected as impractical, but not completely discarded. Because if the BRICS represents a possible Chinese-style world order, Europe cannot but become a part of it. Five new countries officially joined the BRICS bloc in August 2023 after the Johannesburg summit. Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia and Iran joined the club on January 1, 2024. Argentina was also supposed to join, but changed its mind. China strongly supported this new expansion, which was the culmination of Xi's diplomatic efforts to strengthen the CPC's strategic cooperation in the Middle East and Latin America. In August 2023, China talked about BRICS as a closed bloc, to which only certain states can be invited to join, while starting preliminary negotiations with Nigeria, Vietnam and Kazakhstan. Eight months later, the CPC's strategic interests are focused on Europe, and the dynamics of the BRICS are developing accordingly. Simultaneously with the negotiations with Serbia, the party began to talk about an "open group", at the same time making the bloc attractive to other European countries and justifying the invitation of observer countries. But since Russia will take over the BRICS presidency this year, there are rumors in the Chinese Foreign Ministry that it will be difficult for Xi to get the Russian president to agree to an invitation from France.

[@DengAbior]

Good video

[@delepeno9636]

Great insight

[@random2829]

China has ~4X the population of the US but also has ~10X the number of STEM graduates. China has recently overtaken the US in the number of patents filed.

[@williamrager]

The United States has highschool graduates that re unable to read HOW can we compete

[@random2829]

@@williamrager Yah, that makes it a little tougher to compete. But I think China has a low literacy rate also - which is one (of many) reasons they moved to "simplified Chinese".

[@ZweiZwolf]

@@random2829 China has something like 99% literacy. China uses pinyin and simplified Chinese because it improved literacy.

[@Hoo88846]

Nah, I can read simplified and traditional characters. They aren’t that hard to read, just harder to write for traditional characters due to more strokes. Once you recognize the characters, literacy can be the same for both traditional and simplified. Japanese also simplified the Chinese characters to shinjitai (meaning “new characters”). Singaporeans and Malays also read simplified Chinese characters. I am good with both but I still like the traditional characters when it comes to reading because it’s from ancient times, but for writing, simplified characters are preferred for me. My kids are learning traditional Chinese characters in schools here in USA, and I was also learning traditional Chinese characters in Boston Latin School my alma mater. I learned simplified Chinese characters as an elementary school graduate from Guangzhou where I was born but learned traditional characters in USA. So I can read both, but traditional ones are good for reading, while simplified ones are easier for writing because there are fewer strokes. Literacy doesn’t make a difference once you learn to read them.

[@random2829]

@@Hoo88846 I learned something new today! Thank you for sharing that information. 😀

[@peberdah]

Microchip is only one face, the other side is software writen as building blocks that can be assembled as solution running on dedicated system. Russian had made the accent on computer language, libraries as multicore architecture than run in parralel. Katlin language had been choosen by Google for it's building blocks. ASML UV can be replaced by laser wafer engraving technology elimitating some steps process and more precise. FGPA is another technology that can produce custom made processor best suited for military higher performance. Russian standardize early on Z-80 8 bits till Z-8000 32 bits / 64 bits and Java set of commands

[@nicolaupoceiro7570]

It is not a war. There is no end to competition, hence there is no winner. It is a permanent up and down, back and forth...

[@jazening3075]

Thank You So Very Much Cyrus. TEAM HUAWEI & TEAM CHINA NOW AND FOREVER ALL THE WAY!👍🙏🐲🐉🐼🌏🇨🇳🙂❗️

[@PVLTD]

A big pie could have been shared by many countries involved in the chip industry. Somehow the US politicians thought excluding the biggest consumer market in the world to share the pie would help their own chipmakers to grow is really beyond me. I could only guess that these politicians only talked about China this and China that would help them to win votes that matters the most to them. I guess it’s all boiled down to what voters wanted to hear from their senators and presidential candidates and not about the facts that, it could cause a long term negative impact on their own with such move. After all, I guess these politicians could always turn around and blame everything on China for their own stupid decisions and somehow, voters just loved that kind of BS.

[@wenceslaoorizabal5363]

Thanks

[@hansweissmann_xviii6754]

One little fact for all the investors out there: Tesla had a 48% profit margin back in 2020. In 2023 that margin shrank to 8%. Guess why……

[@Souchirouu]

While ASML gets all the headlines NXP Semiconductors and STMicroelectronics are both based in The Netherlands. NXP is a big player in IoT devices and STM makes microcontrollers amongst other things and has companies like Samsung, HP and Huawei as its customers. In 2023 TSMC announced that NXP would be working with them to build a fab in Dresden which is said to start production in 2027.

[@bubuneowoo6161]

All legacy chip companies will be wiped out! NXP, Global Foundries..

[@patriceesela5000]

​@@bubuneowoo6161By whom?

[@lianghan1307]

ZhongGuo of course!

[@bong9476]

​@@lianghan1307Middle Kingdom?

[@bong9476]

​@@patriceesela5000China?

[@enuajsifoto]

US congress must make education more expensive and send more money to the Ukraine like they did last week.

[@ssimon1328]

America kill by their own politicians that's the fact shame on them

[@armaniburton8661]

Nice

[@Igor-hm2pp]

Bro my second attempt, great video. Could you provide me the background music list through the video?

[@TheRareVideosXL]

Interesting.

[@hanooi7450]

Seems like all this competition is just ethnic Chinese of one nation versus ethnic Chinese of another nation.

[@RJ-pe6uj]

Who wins microchip war who graduate yearly 1 million in all science?

[@dedskin1]

I heard that Intel CPUs are bugging , they are no longer CPUs but chiplets basically a bigger CPU sliced in as needed size , but that creates artifacts and your mouse starts bugging on heavy loads . I wouldnt know i have I5 4th generation , and i dont see a reason to upgrade .I even do Video and Audio Processing . So i think casual consumer has been downgraded to 2nd class citizen and is not getting CPUs any more but sliced up ones .

[@mirogeorgiev7095]

Superb

[@nickl1177]

All is fair in war. Let's see who comes out on top.

[@pyrophobia133]

stop threatening Jensen's leather jacket money

[@kerrymark2669]

Hey, your hair looks fantastic!

[@JanRiffler]

China.

[@rcrinsea]

Go, China!

[@isuruthiwanka2595]

I always use Huawei products

[@rockyckchan8399]

is it possible to create another device to replace the microchip in a cheaper cost...

[@donkeykong516]

I'm for competition, it's good for consumers

[@bench3885]

the hair is looking good ... congrats

[@dongwu518]

Thank you for truth.

[@dezee2412]

Those algorithms will be calculating that it is critical that we work together more in the future whereby we reduce percent of GDP that is being lost to nefarious tasks.

[@mengreat6982]

I can assure everyone, in coming decade AI robot will reprogram by itself rules the World

[@justmyopinion9883]

That is a horrific thought. What if they decide to get rid of human life?

[@mengreat6982]

@@justmyopinion9883 they've no alien feelings whatsoever, it's either be their slave or W'ar with them

[@justmyopinion9883]

@@mengreat6982I see so many people excited and happy about AI. I am not. I believe we are playing with fire and we better be very, very careful.

[@athlyi]

Greetings to you Mr. Cyrus Janssen, My name is Michaelanthony Pinnock From Lynden, Washington State. Im impelled to say, your meticulous and comprehensive…style of reporting is nothing short of superlative! Persons of your ilk is extremely hard to find! Could you please, give us a report on the…SCO Shanghai Cooperation Organisation? Thanks in advance, for same! Respectfully, Mp.