xīn jì shù新技术shí dài时代de的kāi shǐ开始：shì chǎng市场fā xiàn发现zhōng guó中国bù zài不再zhuī gǎn追赶xī fāng西方
In the past few days, the technology market has seen clear changes.
China is no longer seen only as the “world’s factory.” It is beginning to develop comprehensively in areas such as artificial intelligence, chips, memory technology, and data centers.
A company in Shanghai is reportedly already producing lithography machines.
Although the number of machines is small, some parts still need to be purchased from abroad, and performance still needs to improve, the market believes that China may reduce its dependence on foreign technology in the future.
At the same time, ChangXin Technology, a Chinese memory chip company, has been welcomed by investors after going public.
Affected by these reports, the share prices of some chip companies in South Korea, Japan, and Europe fell sharply.
On the other hand, building AI data centers in the United States requires large amounts of money, electricity, water, and land. People are beginning to worry about when these investments will start making money.
The United States still leads in software, while China has a complete manufacturing industry and supply chain.
Future competition is not only about making better AI, but also about who can build and manage the entire technology system.