China To Replace Microsoft, Apple, And Android By Year-End

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The revelations of the NSA tapping into everything has long-term serious implications. This outrageous snooping will cost the United States dearly for it will lose its technology edge over the world economy. As that declines, so will the US economy and that is how the shift to China will unfold.

Computer technology became an area of tension between China and the United States after a number of run-ins over cyber security of the NSA and Obama has refused to change the course of the NSA securing the decline and fall of America long-term. China is now looking to help its domestic industry catch up with imported systems such as Microsoft’s Windows and Google’s mobile operating system Android. They will have a replacement operating system by the end of the year.

The United States has had its edge in computer science and finance. Its refusal to clip the wings of the NSA and its refusal to prosecute banks in New York City and the two critical death-blows to the US economy long-term. Once you undermine you comparative advantage, it is checkmate.

Of course, then the question will arise – has China done the same as NSA?

 

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Moon Kil Woong 11 years ago Contributor's comment
One can hardly blame them. However, it is not so simple to make a rival product that can honestly compete with existing software save in a protected environment. In the end, if Chinese companies are forced to use inferior products or can't integrate with the rest of the world their companies will suffer and fall behind technologically. This is a very bad move for China unless they have the capability and depth to carry a product equal to those they are replacing. Sadly, Microsoft's OS code is so bad that it would be easy to replace it with anything just as good. In fact, the only reason they hold market share is not because of their OS but because of their control over the office suite. As for Google, it is possible to make an equally good search engine, however it will never be done in China due to their own government's restriction on information. If it hopes to compete it needs to become more open to information which seems like a no go for now. Good's search is getting horrible as it plumbs the depths of marketing at the cost of search.