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The only thing sanctions work on is that it hurts consumers.

Overproduction is a lie by bigger chip producers to gauge and inflate prices. There's always a demand

Maybe if American manufacturers make cheap products while not eating up most of their profits on paying the management this wouldn't be a problem.

You also forget the all the embedded smart devices it's going to be in that are rarely sanctioned.

Situations like these is why OpenHarmony exists

A Loongsoon is enough, It's not like they are running those PCs on Windows 11 working with AI or Video Games.

You know the funny part is there are factories out there that are still making RX 580 8GB

How do they know the Mexican firms aren't actually Chinese?

No, Korea is having the worse of it and both Chinas are looking at inland/foreign fish to source. The heavy water needs more further decontamination before dumping it which they are doing right now. I do agree that they should be fine with newer reactors though. But I think it's cheaper and...

Looks like it's a new era of ingenious russian hardware hacking time. How is this remotely related to the topic? <Mod Edit - Off topic removed>

Android is based on Linux what are you talking about?

Seems like the only way to get away from the Intel IME backdoor

That's just linux in general.

I've been on bilateral unlimited fibre for years already. Honestly shocking a country like the US struggles to provide faster internet for the masses when there's clearly the resources to do it. ISPs don't do it because all they care are profit margins and then they get lobbyists to politically...

They win by doing nothing because everyone else is exploiting it to the fullest.

What are they gonna do? Ban Nvidia?

Barely because this is new expenditure that's already paying off by remaining cheaper than buying offshore. The rest of the world will learn to live with ever increasing chip prices

I can assume this will appear in a lot of phones and gaming consoles when someone tries to jailbreak it.

But more and more TVs are supporting USB-C Alt DP

Looking forward because I'm more than certain American and Japanese made 5nm chips are going to be just as expensive as Samsung and TSMC wheres SMIC chips are going to popup up in random cheap Walmart intelligent appliances and computers. Remember the "good old days" when Texas instruments made...

The Case is an InWin Dubil

See, this would make sense if Intel's IPCs aren't so trash that competing brands on larger nodes have better performance.

If Nvidia stops selling SBC ARM chips then what is the new switch going to run on?

To counter the American Backdoor that is intel management engine.

For whatever goodwill the US was extending to Vietnam kind of evaporated when they included them with China in the recent export bans.

Doesn't seem to be using new Huawei Hardware though, I'll have to wait for the benchmarks to see if it is comparable to the Pi 5

These days, nothing good comes out whenever the CIA does anything. The US most certainly shouldn't be further breaking middle eastern relations right now. That said, has Cerebras computers made any significant achievement in terms of scientific studies lately?

Maybe they'll bring back the GTX series

Reminds me of AMD's RX GRE series

For example: Steam Deck

Ironic that the US somehow has a stronger union prescence than the taiwanese.

It's worth it as long as its compatible with Hackinstoshes

How much power do these fans take however?

Looks like it's made by an average OEM laptop company.

Seems like a clone of a PSP and a GPD Win

They are taking the apple approach where if your memory dies you have to replace the entire processor.

What's stopping anyone just going to buy them off from taiwan?

Pretty important for laptops when every watt matters.

And how is the lack of competition good for the consumer?

Blame Samsung for reducing stock