Spodaj je zelo dober komentar Patricie Marins o usodni napaki Evrope, ki živi v iluziji iz pradavnine, (1) da lahko s sankcijami zavre razvoj konkurenčnih držav in (2) da lahko brez napora ohrani svoj globalni status. Po fenomenalnem tehnološkem in gospodarskem vzponu Kitajske in njeni globalni trgovinski dominaciji je postalo jasno, da zahodne države ne morejo več učinkovito sankcionirati velikih držav. Ne Kitajske, ne Rusije, ne Irana, ne Brazilije…. Kajti danes je globalna moč Kitajske tista zaščita, ki sankcioniranim državam daje zavetje in jih s trgovinskimi, tehnološkimi in finančnimi povezavami zaščiti pred izolacijo. In še huje je, sankcije delujejo kontraproduktivno – namesto da bi zavrle, še bolj pospešijo tehnološki razvoj sankcioniranih držav.
Še posebej problematična je pozicija Evrope, kjer je tehnološki razvoj povsem zamrl oziroma se zadušil v hiper regulaciji in makroekonomskem fokusu na fiskalnem varčevanju namestu spodbujanju rasti in razvoja. Evropska industrija je postala glonalno nekonkurenčna in čez 10 let bo obseg kitajske trgovine z Latinsko Ameriko in z Afriko že presegel tako kitajsko trgovino z Evropo kot evropsko trgovino s temi kontinenti. Evropa bo postala globalna tretja liga.
Res mi ni jasno, kako v Evropi nihče med politiki tega ne razume.
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When I see the news about suffocating China with more sanctions citing Boeing, I remember that the Chinese are already flying an aircraft with national engine and avionics, and the Russians are heading down the same path.
The Chinese are developing simultaneously not one, but four commercial aviation engines simultaneously, with one model already flying in tests for over a year.
They will not only enter this market competitively, but they will also cover whatever is missing from the Russian materials to compete in the market.
Sanctions have turbocharged Chinese industrial development and, to a certain extent, Russia’s as well. But Chinese development has been frightening; it doesn’t compare to Russia’s or any other.
In the face of U.S. sanctions, they went from 14 nm chips in 2020 to 7 nm chips in 2023 and plan to present a 5 nm chip by the end of the year, while today they already have domestic machines for 28 nm chips. Only the U.S. had put the Chinese on the chip blacklist, and after a few years, the Chinese banned NVIDIA precisely because they evolved their domestic industry so quickly.

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