【中国禁聞】「華為の"核弾頭級”新型ノートが旧世代チップ使用。米の締め付け効果顕著」など

Workers protest unpaid wages at core group solar power project The core group of state-owned enterprises of the Chinese Communist Party has filed an appeal against the unpaid wages of workers at the Yuching solar power model project in Taiwan. The Yuching solar power project is a large-scale solar power project being carried out in China. It is one of the largest solar panel projects in China, and once completed, it is said to save approximately 680,000 tons of coal per year. On June 26, some workers gathered in front of the core group's building to protest and demand payment of wages. Human rights lawyer from Nanjing province, Cha, meets with lawyer for the first time in three and a half years. Human rights lawyer from Nanjing province has been detained for about three and a half years, and the authorities have not made any judgments or made any rulings. On June 24, his attorney, Lu Guo, met with Cha at the Kochi court. In the previous meeting, Cha was deprived of the right to meet with him. Furthermore, half a month ago, he was handcuffed and placed in strict custody for a week. As a result, Cha has been filing a series of complaints. However, during this meeting, Kochi Shou did not treat Kuruma in a humiliating manner. He was also allowed to hand over legal documents regarding the two postponements of the trial to Kuruma's lawyer, Rikoku Abolition. Security forces use water cannons on the family of a patient who died in the hospital of Kanto Shorin. Medical troubles have occurred following the death of a patient who was hospitalized with a fracture at the hospital of Kanto Shorin. The family of the deceased patient held lectures such as burning paper soldiers in front of the hospital every day, demanding an explanation of the situation. However, on June 26, the hospital tried to forcibly remove the family by having security guards conduct a protest. Many residents protest against the handover of public housing. The Murai Unjo Housing Complex in Kuruma is one of the first phase model projects of the Murai community supported by the Gypsum government. However, after the sale in 2022, the real estate developer went bankrupt, and construction was transferred to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare. The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare is a system in which, if a real estate developer goes bankrupt during construction, a public institution takes over the construction, completes the work, and hands over the property to people who have already purchased the home. After nine construction projects over three years, the building was finally handed over this year. However, the quality of the property was poor, and on June 22, many residents gathered around the area to protest, shouting slogans. Every summer, active members of the National Sports Festival, retired elders of the former National Sports Festival, and other experts gather at the Beijing University of Foreign Studies to discuss important matters such as personnel and policies. This discussion is called the Beijing University of Foreign Studies Conference. With the possibility of this year's Beijing University of Foreign Studies Conference being held increasing, security has been significantly tightened along the line from Beijing to Beijing. Checkpoints at stations and trains have been multi-layered, suggesting that high-ranking executives from Beijing may be on the scene. According to a survey of tenants living in There are seven checkpoints along the line from Beijing to Beijing, and strict enforcement continues, including entrance checks at Beijing Station, rechecks when boarding, patrols and luggage checks by officials on board, checks of low-ranking personnel outside, and rechecks when boarding taxis. Tensions are high at many intersections in Beihua, with police vehicles and private vehicles stationed there. According to other sources, high-level notices have been instructing them to prevent people under key surveillance from approaching the area around Beihua. According to residents of Beihua, the density of checkpoints in coastal areas has been higher than usual this year, with some seaside hotels and guest houses rented out by the government and not allowing ordinary guests to stay there. In addition, mobile phone and internet communications are often cut off in the area. The Beihua Conference is a secret meeting in Chongqing, and the host organization and date are not made public. However, is a venue for coordinating important party policies and internal personnel policies, and is considered an indicator of Chongqing's political alignment. According to sources, this year's conference will focus on economic alignment in the first half of the year, and is also expected to determine the direction of the meetings and agenda for the delayed fourth session of the 20th Central Committee, commonly known as the Fourth Meeting. Members of the Central Military Commission approved the National Sports Festival just before the meeting. Chongqing announced the formal approval of members of the Central Military Commission on June 27, was once the director of the Political Work Department of the Central Military Commission, in a position to control personnel affairs for the entire military, and has been considered a facilitator of collections. In November last year, he was suspended from his duties and became the subject of investigation, and in April this year, he was arrested as a representative of the National People's Congress on suspicion of serious violations of the law and violations of the constitution, indicating that the problem is gradually becoming more serious. Is from Chongqing province and has been stationed in the 31st Group Army of the Southern Xinjiang Military Region for many years. At that time, he had business contacts with collections officers who were members of the 1st Political Commissar of the Central Military Commission and the 1st Political Commissar of the Constitutional Reconstruction Provincial Military Commission. After Xi Jinping became the supreme leader in 2012, his career accelerated, and he was appointed from the army to the navy and from the military region to the navy's political officer. In 2015, he was promoted under Xi Jinping, and in 2017 he was promoted to director of the Political Work Department of the Central Military Commission and then to a member of the Central Military Commission. With the North China Council meeting expected to be held soon, the timing of the loss of a customer in the immediate future has attracted a great deal of attention. US export restrictions are having an effect. Huawei's latest laptops contain old-generation chips. According to a report by a Canadian market research company, Huawei's latest laptops are equipped with old-generation chips produced by Huawei International, highlighting the effectiveness of US export restrictions. On May 19, Huawei, China's largest telecommunications equipment manufacturer, announced two laptop models that are said to be equipped with an operating system developed in-house. The new products were so talked about that they were called a retrofit and were seen as a strategic response to US technology. However, the actual products were old wine in a new bottle, meaning that while the appearance was new, the contents were nothing more than a rehash of existing technology. According to the latest report by Canadian market research company TechInsight, Huawei's latest laptop, the MateBook Fold, is equipped with old-generation chips manufactured by Huawei International, and are not the cutting edge of the 5nmn plus 3 process that was expected from the outside. The report says that the laptop is equipped with the Kiri X90 chip. This chip uses the same manufacturing technology as the 7nmn plus 2 process announced in August 2023. The report points out that this means that Samsung may not have mass-produced the 5nm process as before. The director of the Taiwan Defense and Security Research Institute's Strategic Resources Research Center said that Chinese companies tend to overcompensate, and that while cutting-edge technology is restricted due to political threats and the development of new technologies becomes difficult, they are taking risks that could lead to business problems and commercial ethics issues. In the past, there have been inefficient workarounds such as using old chips to make supercomputers. The report also points out that Huawei's current case is a matter of commercial ethics. The report emphasizes that the fact that MateBook Fold is equipped with old-generation chips and that U.S. export restrictions are preventing China's reactionary housing manufacturer Samsung from transitioning to next-generation technologies. Taiwan Defense and Security Research Institute's Shen Ming-chi said that Huawei is definitely suffering a blow in the high-performance chip sector. The impact is significant as Taiwan is also adjusting to U.S. export restrictions. This is not just a problem of using old chips. It shows that the policy of countermeasures initiated by the Trump administration is unlikely to be relaxed in the future, he said. Huawei announced the 7nm chip from China International SMIC Manufacturing in 2023, which attracted attention in the industry for a time. However, due to U.S. sanctions, it has not been able to procure the terminal external EUV path equipment and countermeasure design software tool set EDA required for high-end chip manufacturing, and has not been able to achieve a domestic technological breakthrough, so the technology has stagnated. Shen Ming-chi pointed out that the laptops produced by Huawei are still equipped with China International's old chips from several years ago, indicating that countermeasure technology has not made significant progress. These laptops are probably mainly for domestic use in China. He pointed out that amid the chip shortage, cheap old chips are still being used to suit the Chinese market, which is experiencing a recession. The researcher, director of the Transport Institute, emphasized supply chain security during the first term of the Trump administration. A wide range of regulations were introduced, from hardware to software and human resource management, to prevent technology and know-how from leaking to China. Zhong Jing is trying to break through by developing domestic reactionary manufacturing equipment, but the relevant field is in the latter half and it will take about 20 years to overcome the technological barrier, the report said. The report also points out that Huawei's 7nm chips are several generations behind the chips used by Apple, QRCOM and AMD. With TSMC and Intel expected to introduce two generations of technology in the next 12 to 24 months, China is at least three generations behind the world's most advanced reactionary technology. That's all for today. See you next time.