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To: Julius Wong who wrote (203823)	1/14/2024 8:04:43 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217789

I am glad I got my satellite-communication capable phone even as I do not have access to such subscription plan here in HK, for just to behold is enough for now speaking of which, others following the returning sovereign news.cgtn.com Chinese smartphone makers follow Huawei to launch new models capable of satellite call Technology15:55, 09-Jan-2024 CGTN Users are enthusiastic about smartphones with satellite connectivity at a Huawei flagship store in Shanghai, September 24, 2023. /CFP Two Chinese smartphone manufacturers, OPPO and Huawei's Honor brand, are set to offer new models capable of satellite calls, following in the footsteps of the country's tech giant, Huawei. Huawei launched a flagship smartphone that supports incoming and outgoing calls via satellite in August, making it the world's first phone with a satellite calling feature. On Monday, OPPO introduced its new Find X7 and Find X7 Ultra series and announced that a new model with satellite connectivity, capable of earpiece and hands-free dual-mode function for the first time in smartphones, will be launched at the end of March. Meanwhile, a recent announcement from Honor revealed that its satellite-supported smartphones will be launched at its press conference scheduled from Wednesday to Thursday. In November, China Telecom, one of the country's leading telecom giants, stated at a conference that China will soon see a variety of mobile phones equipped with satellite communication functions. China Telecom itself launched a smartphone featuring satellite communication services in November. The company affirmed that the phone can send and receive messages and make calls via satellite at any time and from anywhere, without the need to switch to a new SIM card or phone number.

To: Julius Wong who wrote (203823)	1/14/2024 8:08:17 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217789

Huawei has Tesla in gunsight asiafinancial.com Huawei Eyeing Autonomous Driving Dominance Next – ThinkChina January 12, 2024 China has the potential to become the world’s largest market for autonomous vehicles, with total sales predicted to hit $230 billion by 2030 People check a display near a Huawei logo during a media day for the Auto Shanghai show in Shanghai. Photo: Reuters Chinese tech giant Huawei, on the comeback trail after a turbulent couple of years, is now targeting supremacy in autonomous driving with plans to take on the likes of Tesla, ThinkChina reported. The telecom equipment giant, which recently launched a luxury electric SUV, says it is aiming to be a world-class intelligent driving leader, the report by the English language e-magazine went on. Last year Huawei announced a new venture focusing on intelligent car systems and components.

To: Julius Wong who wrote (203823)	1/15/2024 3:25:30 AM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to 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.

To: Julius Wong who wrote (203823)	1/15/2024 5:33:30 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 217789

recommend watching the 2-hours show by the professor from end-to-end, and note that the numbers go up, all within 10 years, and takes consideration of demographic this and that, putting the most exciting and telling portion of the script well within 2026 - 2032, and 2034 should be very good also explains why Team China has been very transparent starting recently, and why Team USA seems to have lost sense of humor, per the professor's take Nominal GDP China:USA 130:100 PPP GDP China:USA 2:1 Manufacturing GDP China:USA 3:1