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To: Julius Wong who wrote (202204)	10/21/2023 9:11:11 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218353

Re <<In September, Digitimes summarized a TV broadcast by ASML’s Peter Wennink who “stated that if Europe and the United States are unwilling to share technology, China will do it on its own. With a population of 1.4 billion, many of whom are highly intelligent, they are coming up with solutions that Western businesses have not yet considered. The restrictive policies of Western governments are compelling China to become highly innovative.” In July, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger told the Aspen Security Forum that “Right now, China represents 25% to 30% of semiconductor exports… if I have 25% to 30% less market, I need to build less factories, right? You can’t walk away from 25% to 30% and the fastest-growing market in the world and expect that you remain funding the R&D and the manufacturing cycle.”>> … sounds right, arms and legs attached to brains.