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itopaloglu83 2 days ago [-]
> We’re not selling anything at all in Europe. That’s because Europe isn’t investing and because no chip factories are being built there
Will Europe accept being a manufacturer only? Or will they finally pick up with a late comer advantage? We need to wait and see.
saddat 1 days ago [-]
But luckily Germany saved the world by shutting down their power plants for good
ekjhgkejhgk 1 days ago [-]
Tinfoil hat, I know, but I'm convinced that Germany hating nuclear power was a Russian influence operation.
ExpertAdvisor01 1 days ago [-]
It was already decided in 1998 to phase out nuclear power under the SPD–Green coalition. They passed the Nuclear Exit Law in 2002.
It’s mostly the Green Party’s fault, as they have been vehemently anti-nuclear since their inception(1970s).
RcouF1uZ4gsC 1 days ago [-]
Ok. Soviet influence operation.
ekjhgkejhgk 19 hours ago [-]
You know people love rUsSiA iS nOt ThE sAmE aS uSsR.
But having read "Stalin" by Stephen Kotkin I've concluded that the USSR was nothing more than a legal construction to increase Russian control over its neighbors.
ahartmetz 18 hours ago [-]
Gerhard Schröder, chancellor 1998-2005, is well known to be best buddies with Putin and later (three weeks after leaving office!) worked for Gazprom. He is nicknamed "Gas-Gerd".
Schröder also famously called Putin a "true democrat".
brnt 1 days ago [-]
Why do you think that in 1998 Russia was not influencing Germany to use its gas?
Moreover, Russia and its coopting of the German Left and Greens is well documented.
JodieBenitez 1 days ago [-]
Maybe... but let's not forget the 1986 event.
whynotmaybe 1 days ago [-]
And we mustn't compare it with the ecological impact of using gas in a democracy instead of nuclear under a communist regime
JodieBenitez 1 days ago [-]
Sure, but it had a catastrophic impact on the german opinion.
what's wild about this(not coming at you :), just in general wanted to post ) .... folks pick various details but i think sometimes miss the big picture. If they can make current/next gen HBM with similarish PUE... idk that DUV vs EUV vs 5nm vs 3nm matters?
Will Europe accept being a manufacturer only? Or will they finally pick up with a late comer advantage? We need to wait and see.
It’s mostly the Green Party’s fault, as they have been vehemently anti-nuclear since their inception(1970s).
But having read "Stalin" by Stephen Kotkin I've concluded that the USSR was nothing more than a legal construction to increase Russian control over its neighbors.
Schröder also famously called Putin a "true democrat".
Moreover, Russia and its coopting of the German Left and Greens is well documented.