<div class="text-justify"><P>Greetings dear community for today I bring you a news I saw in the portal the botched, to give you my point of view on these discussions that do not benefit anyone. </P>
<P>It turns out that the news is that in short Intel announced that it would not receive raw materials or sell anything to the province of Xinjiang / China for alleged mistreatment of Jewish workers in technology companies there.</P>
<P>At present, in addition to the great demand for electronic components, the shortage of silicon factories for semiconductors, there is also the political jealousy that pressures companies to behave as a "tyrannical government", it is now customary for the 3 great powers of the world to argue for the power of the free world.</P>
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<P>But they have started to pressure companies to act to their benefit, basically making economic blockades, but they are wrong to believe that they can live one without the other, Intel had to retract its statement because China is their main customer, if they stop doing business with them the losses would be multi-billion.</P>
<P>Basically the 3 superpowers depend on each other China Russia and USA trade technology, basically one ends up being the buyer or seller of the other, making these disputes with a clear political tone basically unnecessary, besides totally out of place.</P>
<P>I am one of those who think that companies don't have to stop doing deals with other countries just because the government in passing says don't sell or buy anything from them, I know there are in some cases laws that prevent them from doing so, but this only leads to a delay of humanity in the search for technologies that could congratulate us life or even save it. </P>
<P>Right now we need some sort of technological treaty to speed up manufacturing processes and end this hyperinflation of electronic components. </P></div class="text-justify">
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