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.
I think this falls under “necessity is the mother of invention”. I have had students bring “windows on arm” devices to lessons, and these are likely to grow more popular as hardware prices inflated.
Seems to me Chinese companies are doing the same. There is more tendency to innovate over there (thinking the GPD gaming laptop series that, I think, even pre-dates the steam deck).
I think this falls under “necessity is the mother of invention”. I have had students bring “windows on arm” devices to lessons, and these are likely to grow more popular as hardware prices inflated.
Seems to me Chinese companies are doing the same. There is more tendency to innovate over there (thinking the GPD gaming laptop series that, I think, even pre-dates the steam deck).