Huawei's 'entirely Chinese' desktop system does not use components made outside of China, yet they still rely on semiconductor supply chain that includes tools and materials from America, the Netherlands, and Japan.
Just like with cars, they will work hard to turn this into a viable alternative within a short timeframe. Once a Chinese laptop running Linux on ARM at comparable performance but half the cost of an american one hits store shelves, it’ll be game over.
Huawei has been working at this for a decade. I agree with some of your take but you are exaggerating the timeline. Also India is catching up rapidly to China too.
Just like with cars, they will work hard to turn this into a viable alternative within a short timeframe. Once a Chinese laptop running Linux on ARM at comparable performance but half the cost of an american one hits store shelves, it’ll be game over.
Huawei has been working at this for a decade. I agree with some of your take but you are exaggerating the timeline. Also India is catching up rapidly to China too.