There's also a reason why there are no innovative companies in Europe. If you make it hard to fire someone you make it hard to hire someone.
replyCompanies won't spin up risky projects if they can't spin them down. This is why Europe continues to fall behind the US and China.
Accepting the mediocrity is abdicating the leadership of the world to China. If you like that, good for you. But I doubt the low-growth, low-innovation world of Europe will make the next iPhone, AI, or chip.
Oh, and Europe can only do this stuff because of the USA military, by the way.
Is Meta innovative?
replyThey make products, sure, but output isn't the same as innovation.
You heard it here first, Zuck and his peers are brave generals in the battle against the Y...Chinese Peril and we are all...cannon fodder, I guess.
replyYou have brain poisoning from reading too much slop online.
reply>But I doubt the low-growth, low-innovation world of Europe will make the next iPhone, AI, or chip. >chip
Do you realize that the cutting edge in chip technology is a Dutch company
No idea what Dutch company you’re alluding to. FWIW my guess for cutting edge chip tech is TSMC.
replyThat obtained the cutting edge technology by buying an American company that had been founded to productize technology developed at an American defense laboratory based on a Japanese researcher’s work
replyYou are forgetting 20 years and billions of dollars developing, in collaboration with research institutes like IMEC and funding from chipmakers like Intel, Samsung, and TSMC.
replyBut it doesn’t fit your ideological narrative of how innovation functions so…