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BEIJING, February 22 (Reuters) – President Xi Jinping said that China should solve problems in key technological fields from the bottom up, because the country is based on advanced technology USAis engaged in export control.
Xi Tuesday judge A 24-member body, one of the highest decision-making bodies of the Chinese Communist Party Political During the study session of the bureau, he said that China should strengthen fundamental research in the field of science and technology in order to become self-reliant. Becoming a global technological powerhouse, Xinhua state news agency news gives
“To cope with international science and technology competition, achieve high levels of self-reliance and self-improvement… we urgently need to strengthen basic research and solve key technological problems at the source,” Xinhua quoted Xi as saying.
Challenge China’s advanced semiconductor technology USA and growing in his years-long effort to bridge the gap with his allies with the wind it is done at a time when it is faced.
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January in Japan and the Netherlands USA have agreed to comply with export restrictions on China’s chip sector announced by the government in October 2022.
The initial US sanctions targeted China’s purchase of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) computing chips, as well as equipment that chip factories can use to produce advanced computing chips.
Xi also said Tuesday that China needs to grow its pool of top tech talent, Xinhua reported news repeating his speech in 2021, he said that by 2035, China “should be among the leading countries in the world in terms of our strategic and strategic potential.” technological strength and our army of high-quality talents.
Report from Beijing newsroom; Edited by Robert Birsel and Christopher Cushing
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2023-02-22 12:27:35
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