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He argues that Xi-era nationalism and assertiveness meant China did not fully enforce American IP demands, using Huawei's rise against Apple as an example of Chinese copying-plus-optimization.
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Huawei
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...of American IP, um, that didn't happen. So the example is Huawei, right? So Huawei was basically taking, uh, Apple IP and then basically,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...of American IP, um, that didn't happen. So the example is Huawei, right? So Huawei was basically taking, uh, Apple IP and then basically,..."
Key Notes
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He uses Huawei's inability to keep updating its software under sanctions as evidence that China still depends on foreign innovation and is stronger at reverse engineering and cost optimization than at self-innovation.
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Jiang says hostility to Huawei is driven less by present security evidence than by lingering bad blood from Meng Wanzhou's detention and the retaliatory hostage crisis.
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"...of American IP, um, that didn't happen. So the example is Huawei, right? So Huawei was basically taking, uh, Apple IP and then basically,..."
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"...2015, you look at magazine, like, like, you know, consumer PC, Huawei laptops were the most highly regarded in the world. They were the..."
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"So China was very smart to just say, you know, we shouldn't be doing this, but then the trade war started to happen. And..."
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"...like, okay, okay, here, okay, let's, let's, let's get this straight. Huawei has an open source software for the Apple system. Okay. Like Android...."
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"It cannot debug the existing, uh, software. Um, so, uh, that shows you how much innovation comes from abroad. China itself lacks the capacity..."
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"...personal. So remember that. This bad blood. This bad blood between Huawei and Canada, because a Huawei executive, she was, I think, a Canadian..."
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"...thing. So I think that's why there's so much hostility towards Huawei. But I think at the end of the day, the agreement is..."
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"...about protecting IP this is what led to the rise of Huawei basically Huawei can take Apple IP and make these great computers so..."
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"...okay and this led to United States imposing trade sanctions on Huawei because it was too competitive against Apple the second problem is even..."
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"...a greater say over global affairs. We want our companies at Huawei to go into Africa and sell our products. and compete against apple..."
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"...equals to America. And so we're gonna sell our products, our Huawei phones around the world. We're gonna compete with America for global dominance...."
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"...Canada's spy agency, and also to politicians, and asked them about Huawei. And there's a ban on Huawei's 5G in this country, and they..."
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