This article by Enrique Dans discusses China's innovative approach to artificial intelligence, particularly in light of US technological restrictions.

It highlights the development of a new, ultrafast flash memory by Fudan University as an example of China's strategy to overcome limitations in traditional computing power.

The piece argues that China is focusing on integrating memory and processing and exploring advanced chip packaging techniques to achieve AI advancements.

Dans suggests that these resourceful methods could allow China to compete effectively by redefining hardware architecture rather than solely relying on silicon manufacturing capabilities.

The subsequent comments section includes a lengthy and often heated discussion among readers regarding the article's points, China's global role, and related geopolitical issues.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «Flash forward: how China’s tech strategy Is reshaping AI«