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Apr 13, 2025 · Artificial Intelligence

Why Every Nation Needs Its Own AI Strategy – Insights from Jensen Huang and Arthur Mensch

Jensen Huang and Arthur Mensch discuss the strategic importance of AI for national sovereignty, open‑source collaboration, infrastructure, and industry, emphasizing that AI is a universal technology that must be adopted, customized, and governed by each country to drive economic growth, security, and innovation.

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Why Every Nation Needs Its Own AI Strategy – Insights from Jensen Huang and Arthur Mensch

Data Thinking Notes

Jun 13, 2024 · Artificial Intelligence

The Evolution of AI and Intelligent Computing: History, Risks, and China’s Roadmap

This lecture outlines the rapid rise of generative AI models, traces the four eras of computing technology, examines the four stages of intelligent computing, highlights AI safety challenges, and proposes strategic choices for China to advance secure, affordable, and open‑source AI-driven intelligent computing.

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The Evolution of AI and Intelligent Computing: History, Risks, and China’s Roadmap

Architects' Tech Alliance

Sep 24, 2022 · Fundamentals

Overview of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry and Key Domestic Players

The article provides an overview of China's integrated circuit industry, highlighting its late start, recent policy support, market growth projections to 2026, the dominance of foreign firms in the supply chain, key domestic companies in EDA and wafer manufacturing, and the global competitive landscape.

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Overview of China’s Integrated Circuit Industry and Key Domestic Players

Architecture Digest

Mar 19, 2022 · Fundamentals

The Missteps of Soviet Computing: From Water Computers to Ternary Machines and the OGAS Network

This article examines the Soviet Union's computer history, highlighting early innovations like the water integrator, the reliance on vacuum‑tube technology, the experimental ternary Setun computer, the ambitious OGAS network proposal, and how strategic and political choices ultimately stalled its IT development.

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The Missteps of Soviet Computing: From Water Computers to Ternary Machines and the OGAS Network