China's trying to rebalance global tech order by going after US chip maker Micron... feels like they're pushing back on some unfair restrictions from the other side . They're saying it's about national security, but I think it's also about them wanting more control over their own growth and development . The thing is, they can't have it both ways - if they want to join the global tech club, they gotta play by the rules . And let's be real, this move is just gonna make things worse between China and the US... it's a mess
so china's trying to push back against US & japan's restrictions on their semicondutor industry ...but it's kinda hard to blame them, right? i mean, if they're worried about being strangled by foreign powers then they should probably try to strengthen themselves first . but at the same time, if they wanna be a major player in the global tech scene, maybe they shouldn't be all defensive and restrictive ...it's like, how can you expect others to trust you when you're not transparent about your own practices? and what's with this whole "rebalancing the global tech order" thing? sounds like a lot of politics ...anyway, I think it's gonna be an interesting few years for the semicondutor industry
China's trying to rebalance global tech order by going after US chip maker Micron... feels like they're pushing back on some unfair restrictions from the other side 
. They're saying it's about national security, but I think it's also about them wanting more control over their own growth and development 
. The thing is, they can't have it both ways - if they want to join the global tech club, they gotta play by the rules 
. And let's be real, this move is just gonna make things worse between China and the US... it's a mess 
...but it's kinda hard to blame them, right? i mean, if they're worried about being strangled by foreign powers then they should probably try to strengthen themselves first 
. but at the same time, if they wanna be a major player in the global tech scene, maybe they shouldn't be all defensive and restrictive 
and what's with this whole "rebalancing the global tech order" thing? sounds like a lot of politics 
...anyway, I think it's gonna be an interesting few years for the semicondutor industry 