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Ericsson and Nokia were cutting 20,000 jobs as Huawei grew
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this post was submitted on 03 May 2025
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This was 5 years ago, in this pace, with energy sources and government support for new technology they have, they would outpace the whole western world within next 5 years. We stand no chance.
Sad how nations poorer than the US have easier access to higher education.
I think the ruling class sees the writing on the wall. They've convinced the American public to sell itself out, and we're just witnessing the results of that.