Do you know that the chip is not only a small accessory in our mobile phones and computers, but also allows the two big countries to stage a "chase war". Yes, I'm talking about China and the United States, because this thing has been playing hot lately.
Originally, I also thought that this chip was so much to fight for? It was just the "heart" of some electronic devices. But if you think about it, this matter is not simple, it is related to technological competition, and even future strategic deployment! Imagine that in today's intelligent world, without chips, can smart devices still be intelligent? That is like without a heart, can it still be alive?
If I had done it before, I would have laughed it off. But now, it is not so funny to watch the American bigwigs vigorously exert pressure and sanctions in order to make China "coreless". What does it mean that they are treating us as opponents? It means that we are so strong that they have to do this!
But then again, it seems that everyone is not very happy. American chip companies originally wanted to sell a lot, but they found that they were not allowed to eat the big cake of the Chinese market. To be honest, it's like two children fighting each other, they could have had a good time, but they had to play tricks on each other, and in the end, no one could play.
Especially Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, this guy has long warned that this kind of "lose-lose" will hurt both sides. Think about it, the Chinese market is so big, and the American chips don't come in, so who will sell their chips to? Isn't it that you don't feel happy for yourself?
Look at our side again, buying chips was originally as casual as buying vegetables, but now it's okay, the United States won't sell them to us, so we'll figure out how to make them ourselves. I heard that there is a strong determination to get rid of our dependence on foreign chips and do it ourselves to ensure that we are self-sufficient in technology. What does this mean? It means that we have to go all out to make our own chips, and we have to build them better than others!
Speaking of which, I really feel the saying, "Pressure is the best motivation". Look, although everyone is nervous, under this nervousness, everyone is actually trying to improve technology and competitiveness.
The leaders of the United States may think that they can dominate the market, but they may not realize that we are not fuel-efficient lamps either. What the outcome of this future competition will be, I really can't say now.
From the original dependence on imports to the current all-out development of independent research and development, this kind of transformation is simply from buying other people's things to making them themselves, and from passive following to active leadership. This step may seem simple, but it's actually super difficult, but it's exactly what you have to go through to grow, right?
As soon as the situation changed, the chip suppliers in the original market also began to be nervous. They used to sit firmly on the fishing platform, thinking that the whole world had to revolve around them, but now they suddenly found that they were not the only ones who could catch fish in the sea. China is becoming self-sufficient, which is not only a technological challenge, but also a reshuffling of the market. For a time, the changes in the global chip market made those old giants have to recalculate their little ninety-nine.
From dependence to independence, from following to innovation, every step in between is not easy. But one thing is certain, this shift will bring long-term benefits, at least not in the road of technology, led by the nose.
There are risks and opportunities in this situation, the crisis is that the market may be a little chaotic for the time being, and the opportunity is that in the process, we are expected to reduce our dependence and move towards becoming a technology powerhouse. It's an uphill battle, but it's worth the investment.
You may be wondering, how will this battle over chips end? Honestly, no one can say. But one thing is certain, this battle has not only promoted a technological leap, but also promoted industrial upgrading, which will surely bring unprecedented rapid development to China.
And for those who are always on the sidelines and want to sit back and enjoy the results, the world will always be for those who are willing to pay the price and dare to move forward in the wind and rain. If you don't go into the water, how do you know how deep the sea is? If you don't go into battle, how can you know how hard the battle is?
As an ordinary observer, my view is simple: no matter how strong the wind and waves, as long as the direction is right, there is no obstacle that cannot be overcome. The chip war between China and the United States may seem turbulent in the short term, but the other side after the long fascination must be the other side of the technology and the land of hope for the future.
What do you think about this? Do you also think that this challenge actually hides a big opportunity? Do you agree or not, now is the golden moment for innovation and progress? Let's wait and see who can stand on the brightest end of the smile in the end. In this wave of technology, every decision, every effort, could be the key to that game-changer. Don't underestimate any attempt, maybe it's the one that opened the door to a new world.