If there is no Chinese technology. India can't even make Smartphone camera!!

[NG Missile Vessels]

It's different from India. Chinese technology comes from independent R&D. Now India wants to get Chinese technology for free. Shameless...

@Raj-Hindustani @nahtanbob @Skull and Bones @Cheepek @protean @indushek
You Chinese idiots have the balls to talk with impunity on this forum, you should be grateful to the MODS for allowing this.

Before foreign brands set up manufacturing units in China, where was your Mobile phone manufacturing base in your country? Likes of Apple and Korean companies all have mobile manufacturing/assembly units in China. (Some of them left)

You Chinese stole the IPR, Patents, illegally Reverse-engineered the technologies for setting up your own Industry. Chinese CCP agents were placed inside foreign mobile companies units to steal the technologies. And you happily boast about your stealing

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

@Raj-Hindustani @nahtanbob @Skull and Bones @Cheepek @protean @indushek
You Chinese idiots have the balls to talk with impunity on this forum, you should be grateful to the MODS for allowing this.

Before foreign brands set up manufacturing units in China, where was your Mobile phone manufacturing base in your country? Likes of Apple and Korean companies all have mobile manufacturing/assembly units in China. (Some of them left)

You Chinese stole the IPR, Patents, illegally Reverse-engineered the technologies for setting up your own Industry. Chinese CCP agents were placed inside foreign mobile companies units to steal the technologies. And you happily boast about your stealing
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Koreans are world thieves and lie experts. Indians are beggars and disseminators of lies!

China's semiconductor industry began in the 1950s! Where are South Korea and Japan??? even Taiwan???

All East Asian countries have a history of stealing Chinese technology! Then they said that China stole their technology just to make it appear legal!

Even South Korea's national flag was stolen from Chinese Taoism!

You have no R&D in India, only relying on technological handouts. It's not surprising that India will always fall behind!

Suggest India. Go to R&D. Stop begging for technology...

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

India will be the new Korean and steal other people's technology. Then say that others stole his technology?

Promise me. Go to R&D. Okay?

Visualizing How Much Countries Spend on R&D

Just four countries (U.S., China, Japan, and Germany) account for nearly two-thirds of global expenditures on R&D. Here's global data on R&D visualized.

www.visualcapitalist.com

@NG Missile Vessels @@Raj-Hindustani @nahtanbob @Skull and Bones @Cheepek @protean @indushek

 

[NG Missile Vessels]

Chinese be like Eat, Steal, Repeat

Oppo loses legal fight against Nokia, possibly affecting sales in Germany

The sales of some of Oppo’s OnePlus and self-branded handsets could be impacted after the Chinese company lost a patent infringement suit for the second time.

www.scmp.com

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

It's different from India. Chinese technology comes from . Now India wants to get Chinese technology for free. Shameless...

ohh yeah......

Do you mean just duplicating the original products?

China has not made any significant technological advances in the majority of currently accessible fields; instead, it has developed skills in product imitation and copying the original products.

yes, china has become the master of this...

and master of doing copy, but not innovative new technology

iPhone 14 Pro Clones Already Emerging in China

Devices that seek to imitate the iPhone 14 Pro are already available in China, mimicking several of the device's design elements in an effort to...

www.macrumors.com

independent R&D

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

ohh yeah......

Do you mean just duplicating the original products?

China has not made any significant technological advances in the majority of currently accessible fields; instead, it has developed skills in product imitation and copying the original products.

yes, china has become the master of this...

and master of doing copy, but not innovative new technology

iPhone 14 Pro Clones Already Emerging in China

Devices that seek to imitate the iPhone 14 Pro are already available in China, mimicking several of the device's design elements in an effort to...

www.macrumors.com

Ah. I hope India can innovate better. Don't make things that others have already made. Avoid being considered a copy.

Chinese be like Eat, Steal, Repeat

Oppo loses legal fight against Nokia, possibly affecting sales in Germany

The sales of some of Oppo’s OnePlus and self-branded handsets could be impacted after the Chinese company lost a patent infringement suit for the second time.

www.scmp.com

But India still needs to rely on Chinese technology to produce cameras.

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

We're not relying on Chinese tech. Instead they're shifting their factory units out of china as India is becoming more attractive and reliable production base for the global MNCs

Considering India's first exposure to optical technology. I'm curious. Can Indians understand what 'optics' is?

Although most of the 5G technology patents come from Huawei. But it seems that Germany believes that their 5G technology comes from Nokia...

Just like I said. This is a technical robbery.

We're not relying on Chinese tech. Instead they're shifting their factory units out of china to India as our country is becoming more attractive proposition for the global MNCs

In fact. Currently, foreign companies are only promoting in India. There is no actual investment. Isn't it?

If all foreign companies build factories in India. India will import equipment from China's Sany, Zoomlion and XCMG on a large scale.

 

[NG Missile Vessels]

Considering India's first exposure to optical technology. I'm curious. Can Indians understand what 'optics' is?

Although most of the 5G technology patents come from Huawei. But it seems that Germany believes that their 5G technology comes from Nokia...

Just like I said. This is a technical robbery.


In fact. Currently, foreign companies are only promoting in India. There is no actual investment. Isn't it?

If all foreign companies build factories in India. India will import equipment from China's Sany, Zoomlion and XCMG on a large scale.

STL unveils 5G cosmos to help Indian telcos fiberise their networks for 5G

As India approaches the much awaited 5G buildouts, telecom operators need to look at fiberisation with a futuristic lens. India's fiberisation will increase ~3X to 60 Mn fkm annually.Tower and small cell fiberisation will be big drivers. Tower

stl.tech

Telecom PLI scheme attracts Rs 1.2K cr investment

NEW DELHI: The production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for telecom equipment manufacturers got an overwhelming response as the companies such as Samsung, Noki

www.newindianexpress.com

 

[indushek]

India will be the new Korean and steal other people's technology. Then say that others stole his technology?

Promise me. Go to R&D. Okay?

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Visualizing How Much Countries Spend on R&D

Just four countries (U.S., China, Japan, and Germany) account for nearly two-thirds of global expenditures on R&D. Here's global data on R&D visualized.

www.visualcapitalist.com

@NG Missile Vessels @@Raj-Hindustani @nahtanbob @Skull and Bones @Cheepek @protean @indushek

Well if Chinese are being kind enough to pass us on, as you seem to think some advanced tech I don't see anything wrong in that. After all everyone learns from someone. However this particular investment, clearly seems to be agreement between Apple and one if its vendors.

As for R&D its true that, the spending on this vertical hasn't happened much in India. There are many reasons for this, as a country trying to catch up on tech will suffer if it focuses too much on this. They will always be left catching up, but then there are other structural reasons too.

As of now Pharma is the sector, where the R & D spending has risen consistently. Other sectors like tech is still lagging, but on Corporate front. This has to be noted, as for now max R & D spending is done by Indian Gov. Am sure this will change, as private sector begins to get more and more globalized.

US & China spending more on R & D shouldn't come as a surprise, given the economic scale both these countries have. India is playing catch up in many fields, this is another of those. Am sure it will come along, as we move forward.

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

Ah. I hope India can innovate better. Don't make things that others have already made. Avoid being considered a copy.

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But India still needs to rely on Chinese technology to produce cameras.

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Even India ranked 36....

But in what areas of technology and categories?

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

STL unveils 5G cosmos to help Indian telcos fiberise their networks for 5G

As India approaches the much awaited 5G buildouts, telecom operators need to look at fiberisation with a futuristic lens. India's fiberisation will increase ~3X to 60 Mn fkm annually.Tower and small cell fiberisation will be big drivers. Tower

stl.tech

Telecom PLI scheme attracts Rs 1.2K cr investment

NEW DELHI: The production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for telecom equipment manufacturers got an overwhelming response as the companies such as Samsung, Noki

www.newindianexpress.com

Initially. All 5G technologies come from Huawei... I said it. Western countries are good at technological robbery. When you develop a technology. They will say that you stole their technology (even though they don't have it).

Same. Initially, Huawei helped India. in 2016.

Huawei Starts Smartphone Manufacturing in India - huawei press center

www.huawei.com

Even India ranked 36....

But in what areas of technology and categories?

I don't know why India is 36. It seems that India's technology is at the same level as Iran's.

As for what technology India has developed. I don't know.

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

STL unveils 5G cosmos to help Indian telcos fiberise their networks for 5G

As India approaches the much awaited 5G buildouts, telecom operators need to look at fiberisation with a futuristic lens. India's fiberisation will increase ~3X to 60 Mn fkm annually.Tower and small cell fiberisation will be big drivers. Tower

stl.tech

Telecom PLI scheme attracts Rs 1.2K cr investment

NEW DELHI: The production linked incentive (PLI) scheme for telecom equipment manufacturers got an overwhelming response as the companies such as Samsung, Noki

www.newindianexpress.com

If many foreign companies build factories in India. India will import equipment from China's Sany, Zoomlion and XCMG on a large scale. But there is currently no such situation. So the so-called 'global factory transfer to India' is still in the promotional stage

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

Initially. All 5G technologies come from Huawei... I said it. Western countries are good at technological robbery. When you develop a technology. They will say that you stole their technology (even though they don't have it).

Same. Initially, Huawei helped India. in 2016.

Huawei Starts Smartphone Manufacturing in India - huawei press center

www.huawei.com

I don't know why India is 36. It seems that India's technology is at the same level as Iran's.

As for what technology India has developed. I don't know.

The same about China, i don't know why rank 54 even just stealing and copies everything from the West and others

about 5G -then who is T-Mobile US?

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

The same about China, i don't know why rank 54 even just stealing and copies everything from the West and others

about 5G -then who is T-Mobile US?

Don't be a technical robber. Go to R&D.

We don't know why India is also on the innovation list. Even India does not possess any modern technology. If there is no Chinese technical support. Indians cannot even understand 'optics'.

India and China are not at the same level. so don't understand China from an Indian perspective.

China independently develops lithography machine technology

 

[GreatHanWarrior]

Considering the educational level of Indians. Do Indians understand what 'optics' is?