Corporate doesn’t hire foreign teams because of lack of talent, it does because its cheaper.

It might be another person and they glued trump’s face on them with ai. Then tehy edited the best takes.

Any format can really contain malware

nvidia drivers in linux can be a monumental mess

As an American, they really don’t know. Its worse than that, they refuse to even look at any evidence of it happening, “its all fake news” they say. I recently got a few of them to finally see it and they instantly got depressed and went down deep and fast; “this is not what I voted for” they said. I’d argue that a lot of the people supporting this bullshit aren’t really bad people, they got conned by a brilliant coordinated effort of corporate propaganda and would be completely against it if they could ever open their eyes and pay attention.

Politics is not a team sport where you support some side for fun, sadly it has consequences. And I fear with the evolution of modern AI this type of propaganda efforts just got 100 times easier to do today, not only the news are telling us what to think in America, now the AI’s can easily sneakily slip in some agenda to pull us in whatever direction the corporation feels helps them.

More importantly, the video doesnt match the photos released in 2019. There is a difference in railing color, door and other differences. The video seems to be from a different location in the same building.

https://oig.justice.gov/sites/default/files/reports/23-085.pdf

The fabs themselves aren’t the only limiting factor on modern lithography, skill is the bigger one; this stuff is probably more complicated than rocket science. We US engineers dont have the skills to run a competitive fab in the US, that takes many years of losing money to be developed. Intel has bigger better EUV machines than TSMC but they just cant compete and intel keeps laying off their engineers constantly which is a very bad signal.

Also, last time I was reading on the topic TSMC doesn’t plan to produce advanced chips on their US fabs to gatekeep their knowledge.