This could be great news. RISC5 could be great for diversity in the processor space. I at will take investment on the scale that only a national investment like China can invest to get it to compete.
Does China have the Fab capability to build these, or do they need foreign production?
Check the article 5 requirement. I don't see any "unless another NATO country" exceptions.
Probably moot as all the US has to do is increase presence and wait for an "or else" moment, so that they can rely with "or else what?"
Things were different in the periphral nations, than in the center. Those who read your comments with heritage from the peripheral will understand you, and the others will not.
Sinophobia and russophobia are terms that refer to ethnic racism, heavy leveraged by tankies to position political disagreement as racist. In these cases I don't think that the fear was a ethnic based, but rather capitalist or nationalist.
The fear is still unjustified. It's like thinking that you can trust Amazon more than Ali, or Google more than Xiaomi.
There is plenty of racism against Chinese/Asian people, which is a different level of vile.
The problem is that the quality of "just look it up" is seriously degraded these days (except Wikipedia)
You are right
It is still a democracy, but that democracy is in crisis. You will know over the next 2/years if it will survive, although the next federal election will be the real test.
Democracies can recover if they keep their representation.
It is capitalist perspective, but not propaganda.
If there is meant to be capitalist competition then the competitors should not be massively funded by the government. China massively funds their electric car industry, principally because they own them.
That said, US carmakers get Government bailouts all the time.
If I can copy and paste with thought having to install the offline plugin, then I'm in.
Get them to watch some robot war shows. Those things all have devices to flip back over.
"You were supposed to be the one"
Their x86 fabs are producing a 5 yr old Intel node, and with unknown defect rate. This is about getting down to the modern node size to (eventually) to get competitive with the two major ARM nodes.