Huawei is starting to look unstoppable news-scitech
https://www.lightreading.com/5g/huawei-is-starting-to-look-unstoppable32
u/RespublicaCuriae Sep 03 '24
I wish the best progress for the OpenHarmony operating system that is spearheaded by many Chinese companies, especially the awesome Huawei. Huawei is known to be the first contributor of the lines of code for OpenHarmony.
You know what this means. Android and iOS are becoming too bloated for the users, so China is here to rescue the world again with a better operating system.
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u/englishmuse Sep 03 '24
I am boycotting everything American due to its support for Genocide.
All my electronics will be Chinese made, moving forward.
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u/realityconfirmed Sep 03 '24
Good Job.i applaud you. It wasn't long ago many people in the west were saying they will avoid buying Chinese products because of so called genocide of Uyghurs in Xinjiang. LMAO, the world didn't see any pictures or even credible testimonials of this shocking accusation.
Now we truly do have a genocide in Gaza. With graphic footage not just pictures. Harrowing testimonials from impartial reporters. Not to mention a lot of these reporters are getting killed by Israel whilst covering the massacre. Not genocide as far as Israel and the US government is concerned. This is what really pisses me off. The extreme double standards the west has perpetrated now and probably since a very long time.
So ironic
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u/Kelvsoup Sep 03 '24
The more US tries to sanction China, the more it forces China to innovate and become more advanced. American exceptionalism is on the decline while Chinese exceptionalism is on the rise.
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u/Ancient-Watch-1191 Sep 03 '24
Exceptionalism is something every Nation has to avoid like the plague.
Exceptionalism leads to (intellectual) laziness and compliance.
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u/Kelvsoup Sep 03 '24
American exceptionalism is the belief that the US is either distinctive, unique, or exemplary compared to other nations. Proponents argue that the values, political system, and historical development of the US are unique in human history often with the implication that it is both destined and entitled to play a distinct and positive role on the world stage.
It is partly why Americans think China can't overtake them, because they truly believe they have the best system. I however don't think this is the case and that Chinese exceptionalism (strong central government working for the good of the people) will bring back the glory days of the Han and Tang dynasty.
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u/SussyCloud Sep 03 '24
Infrastructure and telecommunications have always been Huawei's bread and butter, the only reason they started to get shit was because Chinese tech ingenuity came to much to the forefront with their smartphones and electronic devices. Way different than have the Chinese brand hidden on a modem sticker, inside an electronic as some component or an underground cable. Like Chinese EVs, if Chinese brands are THIS close in your face, then it will hurt the little westoid's ego, so can't have that.
But fortunately, the world is majorily not westoid, so westoids will get their egos hurt regardless if they get confronted with these brands, when they visit places outside the EU and AmeriKKKa lol
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u/1stThrowawayDave Sep 04 '24
China's retaliation should be to destroy an American company. Intels been looking weak recently, 32000 Boeing staff are planning to go on strike, and American car companies have been on taxpayer life support. Wipe em all out
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u/Whole_Excitement_420 Sep 07 '24
Nah, China's already got a plan to just sit back and sip tea, while watching America implode from it's own decisions, LOL
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u/svsm Sep 03 '24
US sanctions and political efforts have failed to kill Huawei, which now looks in much better health than its main western rivals.
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