Samsung is getting its chip licenses revoked in China
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- 02 Sep 2025
Anonymous, 30 Aug 2025What business is it of a US body to decide what companies c... moreLookup "ITAR" and if you want another example of US long-arm statutes (albeit one that only applies to US citizens) lookup "FATCA."
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- 01 Sep 2025
Anonymous, 01 Sep 2025The Americans are really extremely stupid in what they are ... moreJust as stupid as the trade war with China that caused more harm to the American industries. Just as stupid as the tariff policies that caused more losses to the American people. USA is heading towards isolationism but without the capability to be independent from cheap labor
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- 01 Sep 2025
Leanzazzy, 01 Sep 2025I may be wrong, but AFAIK, the government does not own the ... moreNo, it is not true that we are living in the most peaceful of times. Look around the world and see how many conflicts and potential conflicts there are. More weapons are being produced and exported than ever before (except during the Cold War).
China is now the world's largest industrial producer, bigger than the US. The only thing the US is achieving with this is that China is becoming independent of American technology much faster than planned, so they are achieving exactly the opposite of what they wanted. They are only delaying independence by a few years, but are inspiring the Chinese to work much faster and with even more resources to become independent of the Americans.
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- 01 Sep 2025
The Americans are really extremely stupid in what they are doing. The only thing they are achieving is that China is becoming independent of all American technology much faster than would have been the case before.
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- 01 Sep 2025
sixtymes, 31 Aug 2025Reciprocal inevitable
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Anonymous, 31 Aug 2025I don't understand why a company needs licenses from a... moreI may be wrong, but AFAIK, the government does not own the patents or products themselves if they were produced privately, but the government can and will introduce new laws to control if said products are manufactured(whether partially or completely), imported, or used in any way in their country.
So in this example, the US government can't seize or control Samsung's foundries or technologies which weren't made in the USA(although I'm sure they would love to), but they can control if Samsung manufactures stuff in their country(the USA) or to their people(Americans). They can't outright force Samsung to stop trading with China or making foundries there or doing any business with them, but they can threaten to ban them in the US and so cut off a massive share of their market. This is exactly what they are doing, and while it is a sneaky and roundabout way of doing things, it eventually achieves the same goal(Samsung stops working with China) and is an extremely scummy and disgraceful move and a blatant abuse of power.
Unfortunately, power is the name of the game and while it is true that we are living in the most peaceful time in human history, it's because governments and companies realised it's better for everyone if we work together and combine our forces. Rather than war, which kills millions, destroys entire nations, economies, families, cultures and more(in short, it ruins everyone and everything) and damages even the victor, economic sanctions and embargoes are far less costly, easier to place and remove, and best of all, are far less damaging to all parties. As an example, you need only look at countries that have been ostracised by the US and isolated from the global economy, such as North Korea, Afghanistan, Iran etc. They are more or less crippled, extremely backwards and cannot rise without global assistance.
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- 31 Aug 2025
And then China in tandem with India and Brazil blocks the rare earths US and the West needs... ends in tables with the electronic world being freeze for a good time.
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- 31 Aug 2025
Samsung make in India,like manufacturing displays in Noida,India
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- 31 Aug 2025
Ch, 31 Aug 2025Grow up Human Rights Index 2024 china scores zeroI would understand if you were a boomer but if not and continue to believe that even with the internet on your fingertips, then idk.
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- 31 Aug 2025
Anonymous, 31 Aug 2025Tell me you only read the headline without telling me you o... moreIt's a bad headline, to be fair.
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- 31 Aug 2025
0, 31 Aug 2025bad move china 😂😂😂Tell me you only read the headline without telling me you only read the headline
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- 31 Aug 2025
bad move china 😂😂😂
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- Anonymous
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- 31 Aug 2025
I don't understand why a company needs licenses from a different country to produce something in another country.
Misusing patents in order to influence global economy should be banned.
Moreover, why is the government deciding on such things and not companies themselves? Does the government hold these patents? I am seriously asking because all I am hearing in the news is "democracy" and "freedom".
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- 31 Aug 2025
aint the US swell.
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- 31 Aug 2025
Anonymous, 30 Aug 2025What business is it of a US body to decide what companies c... moreWell the fact that usa decides what south korean tech giant can and cant do in china tells you about the relation between usa and south korea more than anything else. You cant say no when you are in servitude.
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- 31 Aug 2025
Ch, 31 Aug 2025Grow up Human Rights Index 2024 china scores zeroThat chart is made by who?
Last time I checked the foreigners have more rights and protection than the citizens in the western "free" countries. Also, in the west, now you're literally arrested for opinions. "Freedom and democracy" my a..!
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- Anonymous
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- 31 Aug 2025
Lol.. They want to become more ccp than ccp ..
Ironically the country that shouted freedom/free trade everywhere is the one that restrict a private company.
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- 31 Aug 2025
Samsung will just replace all US made equipment in their production facilities. Pretty sure SMIC has already done that. US is scoring own goals left and right.
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- 31 Aug 2025
Rodolf, 30 Aug 2025In other words, they're trying everything in their han... morewhen hua wei is able to manufacture entire ly on its own
then there would soon be a 25 - 30x optical zoom and a
250-300x digital zoom and i am really looking forward to
that day com ing real soon and so now just a brief share
on my experience huawei p40 pro+ on its 100 maximum
zoom which is able to re cord fonts at around the size of
0.5cm still visible from a distance of12metres away man
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