Huawei to launch phone with its own software as the US-China tech split widens

[@tonyv596]

So when we give big tech companies billions we call that investment...when China does it we cry like a baby.

[@PatFam-jl6kj]

Hypocrisy

[@bin.s.s.]

When the competition becomes serious.

[@AI_Prophet]

double standard of the US as always

[@FAFORednickincell]

@@SumTingWong888the only thing you give money to is your sister to become your wife Usually that is only at a cost of a 6 pack

[@YuLiu-sq9im]

@@bin.s.s. When the competition becomes serious, use the Tonya Harding way.

[@bobdoe38]

The whole of the USA government VS. Huawei 😂

[@sinic1978]

And Huawei is winning the war

[@Peter-ox8lj]

more like the whole west and their puppies vs huawei

[@Bubba-z4s]

Huaweird is a CCP entity known for copying and stealing.

[@pwd88tube]

Love, Kindness and Humanity VS. hatred and bullies

[@vickent2475]

Well, it is really gov vs gov.

[@jacoblam8433]

when you lose. ban them

[@Bubba-z4s]

That's why poor China banned Google, Facebook, KZbin and many more.

[@HasanAzan-f7w]

​@@Bubba-z4s china win they have WeChat weibo even tiktok

[@FrankiePo89]

​@@Bubba-z4s Did China actually BANNED Facebook, Google, youtube, etc? Or was that idea put into your head by someone sinister?

[@andrean2247]

​@@Bubba-z4s why cant those companies follow china's law?

[@villiamfangy6205]

@@Bubba-z4s working overtime eh? Very diligent

[@jklee5419]

In fact China didn't ban Google, or Facebook etc.. Those companies refused to comply with China's law and then left China's market. Until today users of these American internet media/platform from all over the world still need to comply with U.S. laws and regulation.

[@haniahannslew4108]

Exactly 👍 but the west often gives a distorted story

[@LCCATCX]

Exactly! Microsoft Bing chose to comply with Chinese laws and is the second largest search engine in China.

[@achillesqin2138]

you are one of the few who know the truth.

[@kumbo77]

大外宣

[@clifftanch]

The more China-specific export controls, the more China has an incentive to further innovate.

[@Bubba-z4s]

But poor China only knows how to copy.

[@FrankiePo89]

And the more western tech are losing market shares.

[@ssrae-2229]

​@@Bubba-z4sYup .. China is now COPYING 6G ... and you not getting paid ❌ poor boy😂

[@kaijieliu7502]

美国人历史太短，没有太多智慧在博弈当中。孙子兵法说，不能让敌人绝望，否则会激发斗志，美国人太嫩了，很多道理无法理解，当你们反应过来已经输了

[@Bubba-z4s]

@@ssrae-2229 Not just 6G. Without US invention of mobile network, poor China would have no G. 😁😁

[@yijiequ662]

Does banning China from acquiring technology truly work? Historical evidence suggests otherwise. For example, despite restrictions, China developed its own nuclear weapons. Similarly, exclusion from international space programs only spurred China to establish its own. It might be difficult for the average Westerner to appreciate the historical context, but China was the world's largest economy for centuries, contributing approximately a quarter of global GDP until the Opium Wars. From its perspective, the West was historically seen as "barbarians," while China considered itself the "Middle Kingdom," central to the world's order. This historical self-view may explain why external restrictions often serve as motivation for China to innovate independently.

[@Bubba-z4s]

That's quite delusional. Poor China would have been part of Imperial Japan without US. It could not even conquer Taiwan after 70 years. 😁😁US is the world's biggest innovation engine and copycat China is the world's biggest copy machine.

[@arik2216]

That before westernization, liberal value and feministm. Today China isn't different from western's distopian.

[@FabioCapela]

Sanctions only work if carefully calibrated to make complying with them while still buying from abroad still a better option than just developing everything internally. If the sanctions cross that line - if the cost for complying with them is too high - then they have the opposite effect, spurning internal development and replacement of imports; it then works more or less like the kind of import tariffs meant to improve local production that the WTO often considers illegal. And the US grossly overplayed its hand. To make things worse, China is vengeful, which you can see in how it often reacts in a very heavy-handed way, for example crippling South Korean exports to China when it decided to install an US-supplied (and likely US-managed) air defense system capable of monitoring half of China's airspace. With semiconductors, China is aiming to cripple foreign companies that make "mature" chips - which are most chips, not just in volume but also in value - by creating enough internal production capacity to shut down most Chinese imports of those chips, something that -given that China is the biggest market in the world, by far, for those chips - will decimate revenues for foreign chipmakers while greatly increasing revenues (and, with it, research budgets) for Chinese chipmakers.

[@zenastronomy]

​​@@FabioCapelachina only did that because usa and it's allies weaponised chips first. china was happy to use everyone else's chips while it built its own ones. there was no desire to destroy tsmc or Samsung or intel. if you wage war, expect retaliation. don't be a sissy and cry when you punch someone and they punch you back. west has become like the feminist who attack men and then when they get slapped back cry, he punched me, no fair, male pig etc.

[@vlhc4642]

Only those who can't create think technology are acquired. Technologies are created, not assets to be acquired, and to create technology you need to acquire talent. US stopped acquiring talent when it started harassing Chinese engineers, while China produces more talent than everywhere else combined.

[@theotheleo6830]

Huawei: We've got a new phone that doesn't use Google US: You're a national security threat and must be shut down!

[@hermesliteratus882]

The US government are the most foolish people in the world.

[@Bubba-z4s]

US: We must stop this technology thief. Huaweird: Me copy and steal long time.

[@jye7027]

@@Bubba-z4s words of sore loser 💩💩🤡

[@เก้าเชียงตุงพิทักษ์พงศ์]

And now we are stealing something you've never had.

[@directxxxx71]

​@@Bubba-z4s US: China steals our technologies CN: You don't even have these technologies US: Because you stole them

[@ritaisland]

If USA didn’t ban huawei, Huawei probably still using usa google OS and softwares, usa designed cpu, gpu. Now they developed everything from its own, how ironic

[@danieltam3923]

It's the Ms. Tonya Harding mentality deeply seeded in the Americana culture perhaps?

[@motopatlo7920]

USA crying always. Can't compete with china

[@learner5236]

Western hypocrisy.😂When you run giant tech industries so called inventions while same things doing other nations called threats.

[@jaytea1591]

To be fair, these Huawei phones do look very dangerous and threatening! They should definitely be banned for being such a menace to society.

[@mistycalglory99]

​@@jaytea1591then how about fb google android etc? 😂

[@xinyiquan666]

largely behind US in advanced chips? what chip tech US has? ZERO, every chip there were built in taiwan or SK or china

[@fireyecat]

what ally nations have is what the U.S. has

[@saellenx3528]

US has Software that makes those work, thats probably what they mean by it.

[@Nikl0498]

​@@saellenx3528 the software used for that are DUV and EUV machines, they are built in New Zealand by ASML not the U.S.

[@saellenx3528]

@@Nikl0498 They have the Software to Power these chips inside the products. Without that Software chips are useless.

[@evergreenhills]

​haha that software is beaten badly by china, no one uses them now

[@passby8070]

The cunning, narrow minded, unkind people might win in the short term but always lose in the long term. US is such.

[@theox73]

im still using huawei mate 20 since 2019.

[@zhuj.y.8903]

classic model

[@DESHENGLI-vu5cl]

你该换个手机了😅

[@marktrinidad7650]

When your customer becomes your competitor. Americans have shot themselves in the foot.

[@JoeChan-c5r]

China win-win partnership ! America win and loose competitor !

[@ASWEWRETAUGHT]

If China can built their own space station after the US BANNED THEM i do not see they cannot do for real

[@fatdoi003]

That's Lamborghini

[@faf20134]

Never bet against China 😂😂 and it's only the beginning for sure, more surprises are to come!

[@Bubba-z4s]

Never bet against copycat China's ability to copy.

[@faf20134]

​@@Bubba-z4sof course you are probably superior to Chinese whose only capacity is to copy 😂😂 poor guy

[@WisemanAnon]

​@@Bubba-z4sEuropeans copied alphabet, indo-arabic numerals plus religion from Arabs and middle east.

[@BabaYaga826]

@@Bubba-z4s Indian achieved everything until they woke up for work.

[@Chisobhaneko]

@@Bubba-z4s Europe became advanced copying China's gunpowder, compass, papermaking and printing

[@helderalmeida3417]

Im completely against a country trying to stop other countries from involving. what's wrong with the US?

[@FabioCapela]

Worth noting that despite all the US sanctions and pressure on other countries to block Chinese 5G and networking gear, Huawei is not only the main supplier of 5G gear worldwide, it actually managed to increase its market share last year, and is expected to do so again this year. It's also ahead of Nokia and Ericson - the two main non-Chinese suppliers of 5G equipment - when it comes to 6G research and development. Also worth noting that a fully homegrown solution enables them to simply ignore US sanctions. More so when paired with non-dollar payments that don't go through banks in the US or any of its allies, and China being the main global player in international shipping and port management. I mean, if Huawei decides to supply Russia, Iran, Venezuela, etc, what can the US do? Apart from intercepting the shipments at sea in a blatant disregard of international conventions (which would risk starting WW3), there's little to nothing the US could do to prevent Huawei tech from reaching sanctioned countries, or to prevent Huawei from making the equipment it sells in the first place.

[@hclau218]

Please use "US sanction" instead of just "sanction".

[@AfrathHana]

Knowledge is something that no one can ban

[@siewkonsum7291]

Give the Chinese are few more years, they will leapfrog far ahead that the Americans can't catch up with them.

[@lingth]

Next time for criminals in USA, if you dun want the US govt to be spying on you, use a Huawei..lol

[@urimtefiki226]

I am disgust with what happened to my life, as soon as Huawei will come I want to get rid of this extreme pressure.

[@urimtefiki226]

Even if it was Albanian or my father I would had not tolerated that, respect my privacy if you want me to respect you.

[@FabioCapela]

This is not far-fetched. The previous Brazilian administration illegally used Israeli-supplied systems to spy on the cellphones of critics, including reporters. What made them stop was that the Israeli systems stopped working, which *not* coincidentally happened at the same time local telecoms started installing Huawei 5G gear. Incidentally, I believe this is the main reason the US is pressuring countries around the world to ban Huawei from their 5G networks; the US can't pressure Huawei to include backdoors like it can pressure its own companies and those in allied nations, so a country using Huawei (or ZTE) communications gear severely degrade the US's intelligence capabilities in that country.

[@PlaYer-sn5or]

True actually.

[@TheKkpop1]

Huawei was not splitting but forced to split from Android to start its own Harmony OS.

[@dn9507]

U.S. has Tonya Harding syndrome.

[@rider2731]

...and Lance Armstrong

[@VinceCH]

Double standard! Intel got so much subsidy, it's grant, it's investment. $8 billion is huge amount of money, I doubt one Chinese company can get that much from their government. When US and EU subsidize companies, it's investment, while if it occurs in China, even if the amount of money is much less, it's subsidy, it's a distortion of free market. Then they depict China as a low, exploiting their workers and it companies rely on government subsidy. What a hypocrisy!

[@donkeychan491]

How long before China produces superior chips to the US? 10 years? 15 years? In a historical context the timeframe will be tiny.

[@zhangyi5145]

2028年左右吧，那时候EUV也出来了，生态也建设的差不多了。

[@saellenx3528]

2035 in my opinion.

[@polaris1985]

They already do, Taiwan is China!

[@spvlinn9009]

Not US but US's distant buddies.

[@manwingchi9156]

It matter of time China will be more advanced in Chip technologies. When it come, US Chip manufacturers will be in big trouble. Look at EV, solar panels, wind turbine, ship building and etc... 😂😂😂😂

[@soha7271]

US don’t have chips manufacturers, intel quits ages ago and only TSMC provides that service now

[@Shawon404n]

Sorry, sis, that's not TSMC; that's SMIC. America hasn't proven that the chip on the Kirin processor is from TSMC tecnology.

[@justicerules1373]

I had 2 iphones in the past and one Huawei phone. I kept dropping Huawei on the ground accidentally but it still works well. It's been 5 years and I am still using Huawei phone. Iphone is also solid but they lack design esthetics and innovation.

[@shango7942]

Huawei has its own electric car for goodness sake.

[@odin5166]

No more backdoor eavesdropping for Uncle Sam. Huawei, you re such a bad boy!

[@mujur9101]

Free Trade is good not until you are losing the competition. 😅😊😂

[@FabioCapela]

I wonder what the US will say about patents a decade from now, when China is likely to control more important patents in strategic sectors than the US and its allies.

[@SkillsetAcademy-825]

When is unhealthy competition going to end in human species, let every legion own its own brands. Greedy at its human core!!

[@SaSatch_Chelyen29]

Huawei latest phone can transfer screenshot by making a grabbing gesture infront of the phone screen, hold it and ungrab your fist on another phone, probably Huawei also. And voila the screenshot appears.

[@felipefrutoramirezsj5342]

Iphone is not innovative enough. It's inferior to Huawei and other Chinese mobile phones.

[@roro-v3z]

China will make it, I'm happy for them

[@ronaldrio7950]

USA is living in delusional consciousness 😂

[@joegoh1968]

Tonya Harding at her best.

[@triple8331]

US is the new Tanya Harding 😂

[@paultan4240]

Remember what Napolean Bonaparte said, “China is a sleeping giant. Let her sleep, for when she wakes, she will move the world". Too late, she has awaken.

[@sxz62]

How is China's AI growth a threat?

[@BryanDeng-oc7ft]

Everything from China is a threat to America. America is so fragile .

[@vlhc4642]

Apple, NVIDIA and Qualcomm and every other American tech company is just one Taiwan blockade from going out of business. Huawei is also just a single Taiwan blockade from becoming the only phone maker in the world, lol

[@partricklin9749]

chanllege apple sale in china? its already dropped out top 7 in market share in china . its apple trying to chanllenge top 7 there with its new button for camera, not other way around

[@GeorgeForman-i9t]

😂 Down to 7th from 3rd at the beginning of the year.... That's what they get for lagging

[@apakansaja8505]

*As a consumer... I dont care if the cat is black or white... as long as it catches mouse... Huawei is in good hand.*

[@feipan3624]

HUAWEI is winning ....

[@KendanNYC]

Apple should be banned.

[@whatyousaid1375]

It’s so funnng to see US govt & Us media are trying so desperately to compete & win Hauwei.

[@urimtefiki226]

US plundered my invention and sanctions China and the whole world, with what right can you do that? When you will make oyur invention you can do that, I have paid the price for my algorithm and I am not naive to continue and still work while I was 46 when I finished my work. I need a steady job to feed my family and to make my invention known in the world. I am Albanian and I am not protected I live discriminated here my wife unemployed with pain in my leg from nerve damage and the bullshiter was laughing there. I am not for mercy I just want to revenge according the email I sent you and the wolrd will take a lesson how the wisdom has to be respected in the future in the world.

[@hoffrun]

27% of Intel's business derives from China, recently announcing a $300 million investment in Chengdu. Intel's grab for CHIPs act money will be ladled with DEI and other fuzzy social welfare objectives. If it wasn't for semi- conductors , Intel would be considered uninvestable.

[@NoFrillz-G]

No if it’s wasn’t for the US govt and its generous govt support and subsidies Intel would have not only been investable but they would have been bankrupt.

[@a_viewerv2069]

Great smart phone from Huawei , leading in tech that is the fact . Check out yourselves ..

[@Sky-8646]

America government just create and competitor for themselves.. now we have three operating system for handphone..

[@Bubba-z4s]

Nobody outside of poor China is using Harmoney. It's a crippled OS.

[@ahsoontan1219]

Soon,the Chinese will flood the market with cheaper and better products A fool repeating the same action and expecting different result

[@AngelEconomics]

Oooh congrats! You can print out mass shovelware. Color me impressed.

[@dannyhang7482]

Oh when someone knows better it makes our phones, Boeing going bankruptcy etc.

[@junbaosu8031]

national security risk if you are going to lose it

[@fdjw88]

The chip inside the Mate 70 is called the "Kirin 9010" and it is manufactured by SMIC.

[@meepotello626]

No it's kirin 9020 which have a similar scores with dimensity 9200 on antutu which is 4nm chip

[@rudyalfonsus686]

this is sooo outdate. Huawei has used its own harmony OS more than half year.

[@Bubba-z4s]

That's why Huawerid phones are crippled.

[@MrGuitar1975]

@@Bubba-z4show? Their market share has been improving…

[@Bubba-z4s]

@@MrGuitar1975 Lol, it's a step-child of Android and supports far fewer apps. Anybody can sell more phones by lowering prices with heavy government subsidies.

[@drebei901]

@@Bubba-z4sThe US can do that too but guess where the funds going? Unaccounted for?

[@ssrae-2229]

​@@Bubba-z4sOk ok 😭😭😭😭 STOP

[@wildgoose419]

It just made me think about this 47-year-old movie quote: "The more you tighten you grip, Tarkin, the more star systems will slip through your fingers."

[@tonywatt3281]

Gina, Gina, Gina or Tonya Harding maybe...falling flat on her face. Humiliation 101. It shouldn't be too difficult for Trump to come up with a better Commerce Secretary or can he? Judging from the SOS pick, Marco Rubio, maybe not!

[@soha7271]

Marco Rubian is blacklisted by China, just wonder how and where to meet with Wang Yi, his Chinese counterpart, perhaps in a neutral venue in space😂

[@alphaomega1969]

What chip? The US dont have any chip... NVIDIA is a Chinese rebranded chip and AMD. LOL

[@GeorgeForman-i9t]

Bro, even the news is years behind.. It's already harmony 2.0. And Huawei took over the number 1 spot in sales from Apple in china I think like at the end of last year. Apples third now.

[@humansarecrazybeing5730]

Western colonizers vs huwaei 😂😂

[@happymelon7129]

🤣STOP Huawei , is for Apple to sell us the same phone for 5years.

[@Komta-w2w]

Huawei is not even sold in US. Why is it a threat?

[@shabbirmanji4190]

0:07 GOOD JOB, OTHER COUNTRIES FOLLOWING THE PROCEDURE TO IGNORE THE US "DOMINANCE MARKET".

[@jye7027]

using bombastic words is not going to help at all. "strategic" this and "strategic" that!!!! 🤣😂. I almost fell down from my chair

[@garywang1856]

Huawei deserves respect.

[@wildgoose419]

This time, there are no more daughters to kidnap.

[@SimonThibushi]

Thumbs up Huawei

[@billyandriam]

What threat? Someone chime in please?

[@crazieeez]

US economy is becoming Japan 2.0 lost decade. Downward spiral here we go!

[@kevbrown1867]

Chinese develop their own chips and operating systems and still get in trouble, they just can’t catch a break

[@user-sp1zh1rc6p]

As a Chinese, we need to thank Biden. Thank you !

[@cuteandfunnyearthlings2863]

Tech check? Reality check more like, go Huawei.

[@MrAky4]

USA 💩💩💩💩 China ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@yvonwheel4943]

China is a true survivor and competitor!

[@paulzhang1310]

Harmony OS will dominate in Asia can't wait to get one

[@robertbslee4209]

Highly unlikely, but it could takeover African market

[@paulzhang1310]

@@robertbslee4209 majority people in south east asia using china brand phones .... so it's really possible

[@vinodmathew3036]

Make China Great: Part 2 coming ....

[@centanaire7507]

Imagine in the Huawei board room, directors argued about the direction the co should take. Debate was fierce. Then the heavy-weighted chairman punched the table, "we'll go that way." So was the decision. The heavy-weighted chairman had a name Trump.

[@1pasupaty]

I used to have huawei 17years ago

[@vsalasarcr]

♥♥♥♥ Huawei 💪💪

[@iAfroTech]

Some geeks comment like they have power: do North Americans and Europeans average consumers, care about Huawei ? Nope. Innovation is great, good for Chinese consumers but outside of China, only geeks will buy those phone.

[@kenbehrens5778]

It's not a China Us split as you make out. China is capable of advanced home grown tech too. Don't be so surprised. However China and the US are great manufacturing countries and great trading countries. Yes Apple's Cook did visit China 3 times this year. That's where Apple phones are made(with mostly Chinese tech inside). As Cook said in China this week, that Apple (speaking of his high regard to Chinese suppliers) that 'Apple could not do what it does without them." Apple has some 200 major suppliers, with more than 80 percent producing products in China, according to information at Apple's booth at the supply chain expo. During the visit, Cook met China's Minister of Industry and Information Technology Jin Zhuanglong, and told him that Apple would "continue to grow its investments in China and help the high-quality development of the supply chain," according to a statement by the ministry. (MIIT) The Apple CEO's first visit to China this year was in March, during which he opened a new flagship Apple store in Shanghai and said "there's no supply chain in the world that's more critical to us than China." The 2nd China International Supply Chain Expo is taking place now till November 30 in Beijing.

[@jasonchen-alienroid]

It's funny industry observers didn't think it's capable. I was a nobody who worked on and shaped how smartphone's architected today. I am Taiwanese Canadian. I can say there's less than a handful of people in US knows how smartphone actually works... just different kind of design thinking.

[@ktchong4395]

It's arrogance ad racism. Americans really think Chinese people are inferior, stupid and incapable of innovation. Americans really believe Chinese can only copy and steal (from Americans) and cannot create or innovate. They totally forget or ignore that Taiwanese are basically Chinese-ethnic, so whatever Taiwanese are capable of, (like having to come to dominate the chip industry,) so do other Chinese-ethnic in China, AND China has a much larger pool of Chinese-ethnic talents.

[@o̸ණ]

I really enjoy my ASUS Zenfone 10

[@adamsaciid4919]

us vs huawei😃

[@pierog5354]

Chinese government has a strategic technology plan that is executing diligently year after year. They have the capacity to execute fast. In US we seem more worried about shareholder value and Wall Street, slowing down all investments necessary to produce within our boundaries.

[@jasehuang3492]

When one think of a threat as a fear that it will harm you. In the US case, just because one of your trading partner becomes better than you at what you do, you suddenly feel threaten as the world think that you are no longer no. 1. You are going to lose face in front of everyone, and if you can call that a threat. It is more like incompetence, and more like the inability to innovate.

[@akakakakakak3084]

Harmony OS has been released for a year.

[@partricklin9749]

more than 3 year

[@FabioCapela]

@@partricklin9749 The previous versions were customized Android systems with the Google-specific parts removed; you could actually install Google's play store and other services and have a reasonably normal Android phone. The newly released version of Harmony OS does away with Android entirely.

[@satanlucifer7363]

China should buy a lot of air defense before Taiwan invade Beijing

[@fanakimii6842]

The threat loses translation amidst the 🇺🇸 vs. 🇨🇳

[@smitheasydog7401]

US sanction is unjustifiable in the 1st place! but understandable as US practices jungle rule and would try everything to get rid of any competitors.

[@Magar0monk]

1930s Europe now rising in America following its forefather wish

[@汤圆-y7f]

Just watched a video on KZbin about the new Huawei mate7, I have to say it's technologically more advanced than phones on US market, one of the features is particularly stunning, I call it grab-and-drop, crazy! This is it, Trump helped to Make Huawei Great Again

[@jallen1227]

Really, Harmony using an old version of Android as the basis ? Come on CNBC, be better or is this pandering to Huawei / CCP ?

[@ItsmeMail]

New os with new language like rust which is more faster and efficient garbage collection

[@jallen1227]

@@ItsmeMail Maybe in lieu of Rust, just call the OS Tofu

[@eisbaer2758]

So what? China basically copied the Siemens tech for train 20 years ago, and now? High=speed train routes longer than anyother countries. Americans are sitting as couch-potato and imaging others are living in jungles and never develop. OPEN YOUR SMALL EYE, LMAO

[@chrisck3405]

clearly an act of a loser.

[@mistycalglory99]

rather than you thinking too much about huawei, better stop financing war and take care homeless people in your country uncle sam,,

[@Sunday_Morning570]

Did you get that last chart from Huawei? 😂😂😂

[@faridmohammed5902]

Far behind? I'm not sure!

[@ChristianC-gy1ym]

Checkmate game over Amerikkka lol

[@amunra5330]

The lastchang wont like this 😂

[@youngcoder4721]

We want android to rule you are making development even harder

[@JuicyCheez]

One thing we the americans lead in is the mouth that is set on auto mode to inform you exactly what are our goals, plans, and we answer the question of why, but never tell the truth to results and it's impacts that makes absolutely zero sense. So, the final stands we are taking with china no matter what we belive, was told,, and/or shown on a diamond studded plate does not change the fact that the tariffs, sancions, threats, rehtorics, and everything we think is true or false are all because, and as it was and is repeated many times from white house to congress as it's told to us, "there have never been a time where another country have surpassed america or is about to on all fields of everything" If this whole china vs america was put within the context of high school this issue would put us as that annoying, and very ignorant bully which everybody just can't stand.

[@4-SeasonNature]

Hat else should / can China do?

[@testgood9384]

Overcapacity