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Huawei has huge problems: the US suspects the company of spying on its military bases and missile silos and transferring information to China
The administration of U.S. President Joe Biden is investigating Chinese telecommunications equipment maker Huawei over concerns that U.S. cell towers equipped with its equipment could collect sensitive information from military bases and missile silos, which the company could then pass on to China.
The authorities are concerned that Huawei could obtain sensitive data about military exercises and the readiness status of bases and personnel through the equipment. This was reported by one of the sources, who wished to remain anonymous, since the investigation is confidential and related to national security.
The investigation was launched by the Commerce Department shortly after Joe Biden took office early last year. In April 2021, the agency subpoenaed Huawei to learn in detail about the company’s data transfer policies, including messages and location data.
The Department of Commerce said it could not “confirm or deny ongoing investigations,” adding, “Protecting the safety of US citizens from malicious intelligence gathering is vital to protecting our economy and national security.”
Huawei has vehemently denied US government allegations that it can spy on US customers and pose a national security risk.
The Chinese Embassy in Washington released the following statement: “The US government is abusing the concept of national security and state power to do its best to suppress Huawei and other Chinese telecommunications companies without providing any credible evidence that they pose a security threat to the US and other countries. “.
If the Commerce Department decides that Huawei poses a threat to national security, new, even tougher sanctions may be imposed on the company. The regulator could ban any U.S. dealings with Huawei, requiring U.S. carriers that still rely on its equipment to quickly remove it or face fines or other sanctions.

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“Some of our clients didn’t believe the data until they put it to the test.” HBM3 Gen2 memory is already being tested by Nvidia

Micron has already started shipping HBM3 Gen2 memory to Nvidia, and the testing results seem to be very impressive.
The memory is being supplied for testing only: mass production apparently has not yet begun. However, it is already clear that new memory can significantly speed up products that will use it.
In the hands of our customers we have samples that, compared to those of our competitors, simply amaze everyone.
In fact, power consumption is so much lower with higher performance that some of our customers didn’t believe the data until they put it to the test.
Micron Business Director Sumit Sadana
Unfortunately, Micron has not yet presented any indicators, although we have data from the announcement. Let’s remember that we are talking about 24 GB of memory per stack with a throughput of more than 1.2 TB/s and energy efficiency two and a half times higher than the previous generation of HBM.
HBM3 Gen2 memory is expected to be used in Nvidia Blackwell compute accelerators, which could appear as early as next year. Such memory is unlikely to appear in gaming video cards, although GDDR7 will also offer an impressive increase in performance compared to GDDR6X.
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China’s SMIC is only four years behind TSMC and Samsung, although US sanctions should keep the gap to 10 years

The Chinese company SMIC has recently become much more famous due to the fact that, as it turns out, it has mastered the 7 nm process technology and successfully released the Kirin 9000s SoC for the new flagship Huawei smartphones on it. A fresh report shows that SMIC is at most four years behind the semiconductor market leaders.
At the same time, US sanctions pressure was intended to keep China at a distance of 10 years from leaders, including TSMC and Samsung.
US authorities view the emergence of the Kirin 9000S as a serious threat. However, this cannot be said that sanctions do not work or that China will quickly close the existing gap. Bloomberg says Chinese companies, including SMIC, are finding it increasingly difficult to purchase advanced EUV lithography equipment. Such equipment is produced in large quantities and in a form suitable for the specified tasks, in fact, only by the Dutch ASML, and it is prohibited from selling installations to China. As a result, the transition from a 7 nm process technology to some more modern one, that is, at least 5 nm, may become an insurmountable obstacle for SMIC while sanctions are in effect.
At the same time, it recently became known that China is at least trying to create an advanced lithograph operating on a particle accelerator, which will be able to produce products at 2 nm standards.
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Changan CS35 Plus Super Edition presented: two pedals, two screens and 160 hp. for 11 thousand dollars

The Changan CS35 Plus crossover is already inexpensive, but with the Super Edition it has become even more interesting: the price is lower, and the equipment is still at a high level. They presented the car in China, the cost was only 11 thousand dollars.
The crossover is equipped with a 1.4-liter Blue Whale line engine with a power of 160 hp. The engine is paired with a 7-speed robotic transmission with two wet clutches, the drive is exclusively front-wheel drive.
It is equipped with a multifunction steering wheel, a combined interior with red leather inserts, a digital instrument panel with a 9-inch screen and a media system with a 10.25-inch display, climate and cruise control. In general, all the necessary comfort options are there.
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