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To: Julius Wong who wrote (203823)	1/15/2024 3:25:30 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) of 217789

(1) I was educated this day about the Sino-Vietnam War of 1979. I vaguely remembered the sequence of events from memory as the issues surfaced, and now I know why-why. Very interesting ... more or less chimes with en.wikipedia.org wiki account (2) interesting observation, that Team China is one of very extremely few societies periodically go through election by insurrection and regime change by revolt, but of rural population (3) then there be the topics of the moment, all quite based in points-making (4) Lastly, the colour w/r to Team China refusing to engage w/ Nvidia's 'castrated' chips Chimes well w/ the WSJ report ... go figure wsj.com Nvidia’s New China Pickle: Customers Don’t Want Its Downgraded Chips Chinese buyers are pushing back against lower-powered AI chips it hopes to sell them in response to U.S. export curbs Raffaele Huang Santa Clara, Calif.-based Nvidia is trying to meet Chinese clients’ demands while complying with U.S. export rules. Photo: Philip Pacheco/Bloomberg News SINGAPORE—After U.S. regulations barred from selling its high-performance artificial-intelligence chips to China in October, the company’s engineers quickly designed a new lineup to comply with the tightened rules. The U.S. tech company may have found some wiggle room, but it faces a bigger problem: Chinese cloud companies—some of Nvidia’s biggest customers globally—aren’t so keen on buying its lower-powered AI chips.

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