Pretty solid performance efficiency based on those GB6 scores. Yet we’re less than 5 months away from the A19 Pro smacking it down.
Pretty solid performance efficiency based on those GB6 scores. Yet we’re less than 5 months away from the A19 Pro smacking it down.
Pretty solid performance efficiency based on those GB6 scores. Yet we’re less than 5 months away from the A19 Pro smacking it down.
This is impossible as of now cause America has lost the leadership In manufacturing for the last 10 years and it would stay that way.You’re both right. I’m just looking at it from a CPU design perspective. I’m biased and want to see American companies stay ahead.
It was always going to happen at some point, theres way more STEM/engineering grads in China than the US. The incumbent advantage can only lasts so long.This is impossible as of now cause America has lost the leadership In manufacturing for the last 10 years and it would stay that way.
Well yes it was expected cause they didn't give a damm about it.It was always going to happen at some point, theres way more STEM/engineering grads in China than the US. The incumbent advantage can only lasts so long.
One of advantages of having 1.3 billion people.It was always going to happen at some point, theres way more STEM/engineering grads in China than the US. The incumbent advantage can only lasts so long.
Late last month, in a private meeting at the RSAC Conference in San Francisco, a senior U.S. official told a room of cybersecurity executives that Chinese cyber capabilities outmatch those of the U.S., according to a person who was at the discussion. The person declined to name the senior official.