China assesses the ability of its technologies to withstand the restrictions of Trump’s exports

While US President Donald Trump has waved export restrictions on technology as a print card to withdraw the rare land elements from Beijing, China judges its capabilities without the most advanced US conductors. During a journey organized by the government this month to Jiangsu and Zhejiang, one of the richest Chinese provinces that bore the leading artificial intelligence business “Deepseek”, the authorities set up a number of technological companies managers to meet two “Bloomberg” journalists and other media. The message was ultimately a challenge message: The Chinese technological sector is still aimed at world domination despite US restrictions. The Chinese self -sufficiency of the chips is one of the examples of the “Magiclab Robotics Technology Co”, founded more than one year ago in the eastern city of Sozhou. President Wu Zhang Cheng said she has independently developed more than 90% of the parts she uses to make human robots. As for the rest of the parts, it includes semiconductors and flour controllers locally or abroad, adding that they do not use American chips. While assessing a robot of the human size intended to work in factories, Wu said: “China does not have many weaknesses in this industry.” He added that his robots only need “standard discs, showing his indifference to the latest Trump ban to perform US businesses. Biological pharmaceutical preparations, human robots, artificial intelligence and cars, are all centralized sectors for President Xi Jinping in the manufacturing field. To innovate despite the limited chips, but Beijing still has trouble catching up the United States to achieve the most advanced “Nvidia” connections. Take the extensive talents, the supply chain of the external world. This is a political goal for Chinese decision makers a long time ago, with economic reality. “Nevertheless, despite all the sophistications exposed to the United States. Life -saving treatment for cancer: “The influence on funding is great … I tell my team not to keep asking at the end of this winter. We should consider that this winter is the entire four seasons, and adapt to the extensive uncertainty. “