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Michael Blume

Genau, @RAlpenstern - und #China baut daher auch strategisch #Elektromobilität und #Batteriekonzerne auf, um gegenüber dem Ausland - inklusive #Taiwan - immer stärker zu werden. Die meisten von uns wollten dabei lieber kurzfristig #sparen und setzten so lange wie möglich auf die Verbrennung von #Erdgas & #Erdoel. Dass dadurch #Mitwelt & #Mitmenschen Schaden erleiden, #Krieg, #Terror & #Antisemitismus finanziert wurden (& werden), war den meisten egal. Tja... salonkolumnisten.com/oel_antis

Salonkolumnisten · Vom Ölfluch und Antisemitismus - SalonkolumnistenEnergie- und Verkehrstechnologien sind keine „weichen Themen“, sondern bestimmende Größen für Gesellschaft, Sicherheit – und auch für oder gegen die Verbreitung von Antisemitismus, schreibt Michael Blume in einem Gastbeitrag.
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Serhii Nazarovets

A deep dive into the careers of 1647 Chinese 🇨🇳 and 75 Japanese 🇯🇵 academicians (1994–2019) reveals two distinct models of scientific excellence: one rooted in continuity & tradition, the other in rapid development & institutional diversity:

:doi: doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2025.101

In #Japan, becoming an academician doesn't require studying abroad - yet it often leads to #Nobel Prizes. In #China, the path is faster, younger, n fuelled by state-driven talent policies.

Age structure of elected academician in China and Japan https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joi.2025.101689
#SciencePolicy#Careers#ResearchElite
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HistoPol (#HP) 🏴 🇺🇸 🏴

@kinetix

#Politics #History

👉Compulsory #psychologic testing for public officials👈

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You are onto something here, Kinetix. This methodology had been used pretty successfully in ancient #China for hundreds of years:

The fact that the Eastern #Zhou dynasty.in the 6th/5th century BC was enabled by #Confucius to distinguish "good" from "bad" people and even..

@Crispius

"The fact that the Eastern #Zhou dynasty of the 6th/5th century BC was enabled by #Confucius to distinguish "good"

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IT News

Chinese AI Companies Dodge US Chip Curbs Flying Suitcases of Hard Drives Abroad - An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Wall Street Journal: Since 2022, the ... - hardware.slashdot.org/story/25 #china

hardware.slashdot.orgChinese AI Companies Dodge US Chip Curbs Flying Suitcases of Hard Drives Abroad - SlashdotAn anonymous reader quotes a report from the Wall Street Journal: Since 2022, the U.S. has tightened the noose around the sale of high-end AI chips and other technology to China overnational-security concerns. Yet Chinese companies have made advances using workarounds. In some cases, Chinese AI deve...
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Tim Mak

Taiwan's 'red beaches' are the landing sites that #China would likely use if it were to invade #Taiwan.

Li Ming Zhong, a geography teacher in Taipei, is studying these sandy areas of Taiwan's terrain to prepare for a possible conflict.

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Miguel Afonso Caetano

"In early March, four Chinese engineers flew to Malaysia from Beijing, each carrying a suitcase packed with 15 hard drives. The drives contained 80 terabytes of spreadsheets, images and video clips for training an artificial-intelligence model.

At a Malaysian data center, the engineers’ employer had rented about 300 servers containing advanced Nvidia chips. The engineers fed the data into the servers, planning to build the AI model and bring it back home.

Since 2022, the U.S. has tightened the noose around the sale of high-end AI chips and other technology to China over national-security concerns. Yet Chinese companies have made advances using workarounds.

In some cases, Chinese AI developers have been able to substitute domestic chips for the American ones. Another workaround is to smuggle AI hardware into China through third countries. But people in the industry say that has become more difficult in recent months, in part because of U.S. pressure.

That is pushing Chinese companies to try a further option: bringing their data outside China so they can use American AI chips in places such as Southeast Asia and the Middle East."

wsj.com/tech/china-ai-chip-cur

#AI#China#Nvidia
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Steve Dustcircle 🌹

“Biggest #WindTurbine Ever”: #China Smashes All Records With This Colossal Machine—But a Hidden Flaw Threatens the Whole Project

In a stunning display of #technological prowess, China has completed the construction of the #worldslargest wind #turbine, a 607-foot titan capable of producing 26 megawatts of power, further solidifying its position as a global leader in #renewableenergy.

sustainability-times.com/energ

Sustainability Times · “Biggest Wind Turbine Ever”: China Smashes All Records With This Colossal Machine—But a Hidden Flaw Threatens the Whole Project - Sustainability TimesIN A NUTSHELL 🌍 China has built the world’s largest wind turbine, standing at 607 feet and producing 26 megawatts of power. 💨 This technological marvel is part of the Fujian Fuzhou offshore wind farm and can power 55,000 households annually. ⚡ Despite leading in renewable energy, China continues to rely heavily on coal, constructing
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