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...competition. But this is about focusing on us and winning and running a faster race. We have a lot of reforms. I think a lot are occurring now. I think we're doing the type of things that we need to be doing, in order to get more globally competitive
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...competition. You know? And there are two ways in which you can you can approach this, Bill. One is we can build barriers. We can try to decouple, and we can pretend the rest of the world somehow won't buy China's goods. You know? But if you look at i
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...China. Right? That's fine. Our comp the hyperscalers companies compete with the Chinese Internet companies globally. But then on the other hand, there there is just so many trouble spots in the world, that what did president Trump say that he stopped
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...China are in a high-tech competition. They're in a security competition, economic competition. And the reason is because China's become rich and powerful. And The United States does not tolerate pure competitors. We want to be the number one country.
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...you saw in China. A lot of it is pretty cutthroat competition. Can you offer some, thoughts from your days at Microsoft about what sort of competition that you saw? Well, I think that the the thing that jumps to mind, relative to competition is, of c
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...reflects how China has built its economy, which is it encourages this kind of competition among among domestic companies, and they have to fight it out amongst themselves. And this pushes them to be more efficient, to be better. And Huawei largely ha
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...way. Competition is ferocious in China, especially when it comes to Chinese companies, but also in education. I should be thankful that I'm not, you know, born later than I am because I thought China was pretty competitive already, going to the schoo
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...China's advantages, what I wanna say is that the competition, I believe, between The US and China will last for decades. Oh, yeah. It will not, be solved or, or resolved through any single technology, not even a technology as crucial as artificial in
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...China. I don't think he's dogmatic at all. I don't think he's some big China hawk.
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...China has this relentless focus on taking some of the existing technologies and using scale, and, the the advantages to cut cost and to diffuse. And this is just the beginning. I think it will happen in many other industries as well, including in sem
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...and China are in competition. And rather than one country having all of the structural advantages on its side, I think I I wouldn't agree with that characterization. I think that The US can very credibly point to these amazing strengths that The US h
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...competition. Right? There's another interesting word that has come out a lot particularly because of the recent moves with the h twenties, is called Basically mean you're strangling us. And so the Chinese have used this in terms of the Americans sayi
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...China today is super competitive. You can buy really nice electric cars for 9,000 US dollars. If you want to self drive on Tesla, that's $8,000, and you still need to buy the car. China is so competitive today. It is crazy. China doesn't need a deval
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...how China has built its economy, which is it encourages this kind of competition among
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...China has no formal alliances, I believe, with any country, etcetera, but there's always this concern. What do you think about China's interest in the rest of the world
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...peaceful competition on economy, on soft power, on culture, on on the people to people exchanges. So I think China wants to really see let's have a level playing field, and let's really compete on economic. China now is, having 70% of global speed ra
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