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ahartmetz | on: Memory has grown to nearly two-thirds of AI chip component costs
It is not a law of nature that Chinese products are lower quality (cf. electric cars) and I don't see why they would go for that. They can just bin what they produce like everyone else and sell their products for what they have been tested to deliver.
nomel | parent | next
But it is a near law that the first to market attempts will fully embraces the deeply engrained culture of 差不多, until market forces beat it out of the product line.
fittingopposite | root | parent
What is 差不多?
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esseph | parent
This has nothing to do about nationality, it has everything to do with building and running a brand new, highly technical, mass production facility.
dylan604 | root | parent
And historical record of the lack of QA coming from Chinese manufacturing
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WarOnPrivacy | root | parent | next
>And historical record of the lack of QA coming from Chinese manufacturing

My endlessly excellent Chinese gear (Dahua cameras, XikeStor switches, etc) doesn't know what you're referring to.

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