Thursday, September 17, 2009
The Golden Triangle
"The world in the ipod" discusses the thought of a golden triangle. Which it uses to describe the way a micro-chip is manufactured from the design in the U.S., engineering in India and the manufacturing in China. the author speaks about India being competitive with the U.S. as far as developmental work and the skill level of the technicians.
I believe soon or later the Indian technicians are going to realise they do not need U.S. companies. it is only a matter of time before Indian and Chinese companies form an alliance.
from the article 'Chip Designers Should Collaborate' i get the sense this has already started.
Where does this leave America? jobless and even more dependent on Asia?
I believe soon or later the Indian technicians are going to realise they do not need U.S. companies. it is only a matter of time before Indian and Chinese companies form an alliance.
from the article 'Chip Designers Should Collaborate' i get the sense this has already started.
Where does this leave America? jobless and even more dependent on Asia?
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Good questions. Globalization is supposed to build prosperity around the world through trade and corporate exchange. Basic economics says that Indian coders will need foreign markets at least until the Indian domestic market starts to be as big as its population. We all need export markets for our goods and services, and that includes India and China.
Please cite your source articles clearly: author, title, source. Make the title a link.
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Please cite your source articles clearly: author, title, source. Make the title a link.
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