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More philosophy about the creativity and innovation..
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Amine Moulay Ramdane
Jun 7, 2021, 7:49:47 PM6/7/21
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Hello,
More philosophy about the creativity and innovation..
The most important is to notice that a country such as USA can
not lead in every or most areas of technology, because it is not a practical model, so what is doing USA is being "strategic",
so it is leading in some "very" important areas of technology. Let's
take a quick example: For example USA wants to lead in 3D Chips, read the following so that to notice it:
I invite you to read how USA Intel company invented an entirely new insulation material to help dissipate heat in there new 3D packaging technology that stacks logic chips atop one another and we call the new
Intel CPU "Lakefield" 3D Chip, read more here to notice it:
https://www.wired.com/story/intel-lakefield/
And Taiwan's TSMC company and Japan want to do the same and there research will focus in particular on tech for 3D chip assembly, allowing the creation of components and chips that are more dense but still small, read carefully the following news so that to notice it:
Japan approves chip development project with Taiwan's TSMC
Read more here:
https://techxplore.com/news/2021-06-japan-chip-taiwan-tsmc.html
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.
More philosophy about the creativity and innovation..
The most important is to notice that a country such as USA can
not lead in every or most areas of technology, because it is not a practical model, so what is doing USA is being "strategic",
so it is leading in some "very" important areas of technology. Let's
take a quick example: For example USA wants to lead in 3D Chips, read the following so that to notice it:
I invite you to read how USA Intel company invented an entirely new insulation material to help dissipate heat in there new 3D packaging technology that stacks logic chips atop one another and we call the new
Intel CPU "Lakefield" 3D Chip, read more here to notice it:
https://www.wired.com/story/intel-lakefield/
And Taiwan's TSMC company and Japan want to do the same and there research will focus in particular on tech for 3D chip assembly, allowing the creation of components and chips that are more dense but still small, read carefully the following news so that to notice it:
Japan approves chip development project with Taiwan's TSMC
Read more here:
https://techxplore.com/news/2021-06-japan-chip-taiwan-tsmc.html
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramdane.
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