@BlackWindMnt same here bro and I'm truly grateful to each one of them.
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That's because IGBTs and inverters are not made with these processes. IGBTs and inverters are the most important pieces of semiconductors for EVs. Biggest maker of IGBTs and inverters is currently Infineon, who fabs them in Germany and China, along with others like Fuji, Denso, ON, Cree and so on. Plenty of IGBT are fabbed in China but these are foreign branded, and China also imports plenty from Japan and Korea, such as Denso and Samsung. There are now some Chinese companies that are doing IGBTs, most notably BYD. BYD is the only car manufacturer that makes its own IGBT. Recently Huawei obtained a patent for a SiC IGBT and they might be interested in getting into this business because IGBT is the heart of the EV's electronics.
Building a Fab that will make the most cutting edge mobile SoCs for Apple and Qualcomm isn't going to supply IGBTs for EVs and car manufacturers. That's why there is a chip shortage. No one really understands that building a fab for smartphone chips isn't going to be making chips for EVs.
Anglo americans must be experiencing an extinction response; after having gotten used to ordering Asians around and lording over the bodies and enslavement of Asian peoples, the anglos are now tyrannically threatening Koreans who refuse to give away trade secrets to white Anglo authorities
@FairAndUnbiased bro the Asian Spring had started and SK will fight tooth and nail, its economy is at stake. With that others will follow just as you prophesied.
When US came to harvest S.Korea, the Koreans hid all of their advanced tech and they left this for America to harvest:
You will know it when Huawei is back.
The only way for South Korea to survive is to abandon the US dollar and embrace the Yuan.
I sure hope so. Fingers crossed. I hope that piece of news about Huawei 5G is true and not like the news of Samsung producing 5nm chips for Huawei which I haven't heard about for a while.
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Here's the links to prove what you are saying. Sad but true.
The more I think about it, we should actually thank these Indian engineers for crippling Intel to allow China to catch up.
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Yea its a pretty open secret in STEM that Indians favor other Indians in the corporate world. There's some pushback but not enough, a combination of right-wing Americans really liking Indians because they're also right-wing or at least neo-liberal and left-wing Americans thinking that the accusation that Indians favor other Indians over ability is racism means its hard to avoid. That plus in a lot of companies they're already pretty well imbedded in the corporate hierarchy.
Boeing's 737Max issue is due to hiring Indians over Ability, its just not politically correct to say so. A lot more of that will happen if trends continue.
There's some pushback though, especially from (at least, with my field) other minorities in the US (black, hispanic, asian) in demanding more comprehensive skill tests before hiring.
Boeing's 737Max issue is due to hiring Indians over Ability, its just not politically correct to say so. A lot more of that will happen if trends continue.
There's some pushback though, especially from (at least, with my field) other minorities in the US (black, hispanic, asian) in demanding more comprehensive skill tests before hiring.
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