Jiang says the Soviet Union could reverse engineer American technology and build its own industry after receiving Lend-Lease support.
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Reverse engineering
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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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"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..."
"I was like, what's the problem? And he's like, we can't actually update the software. And then I was like, okay, okay, here, okay,..."
"It cannot debug the existing, uh, software. Um, so, uh, that shows you how much innovation comes from abroad. China itself lacks the capacity..."
"at the end of the day, what the Soviet Union can do is reverse engineer all this technology and build its own industry. Does..."
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