that s the gist of the story he s trying to tell because that s a huge investment. that s the question people have right now people are spending a lot of money, and the question is, when will be some of that pay back, and how does that work out? whatjensen was describing i think will absolutley happen, the question is the pace at which it happens and again, as you hinted at, what about these other competitors and how do they impact nvidia themselves? so elaborate on the competitors, then, will have more on that computex info in a bit. the prime minister of lithuania has told me that the country faced coercion from china after allowing taiwan to open a de facto embassy. lithuania has deepened ties with taiwan in recent years, including in the semiconductor space, where taiwan is helping lithuania develop its chip manufacturing industry. i spoke to prime minister ingrida simonyte when she visited singapore recently. she told me how lithuania responded to beijing, and where relation
what extent are they pioneering and bleeding on this? you what extent are they pioneering and bleeding on this? and bleeding on this? you can look at companies and bleeding on this? you can look at companies like - and bleeding on this? you canl look at companies like maersk, others, they are forming alliances, talking to each other a lot because this is a big problem and collaboration can solve it, but it extends further. it also goes straight into the oil industry, the gas industry. make sure they have supplies scaled. supplies scaled. 0k, interesting, - supplies scaled. 0k, interesting, thank i supplies scaled. ok, | interesting, thank you supplies scaled. 0k, - interesting, thank you for joining us. ulrik sanders, global lead for shipping at bcg, thank you. the prime minister of lithuania has told the bbc that the country faced coercion from china after allowing taiwan to open a de facto embassy. lithuania has deepened ties with taiwan in recent years, including in the semico
computex expo in taiwan. the prime minister of lithuania has told the bbc that the country faced coercion from china after allowing taiwan to open a de facto embassy. lithuania has deepened ties with taiwan in recent years, including in the semiconductor space, where taiwan is helping lithuania develop its chip manufacturing industry. i spoke to prime minister ingrida simonyte when she visited singapore recently. she told me how lithuania responded to beijing, and where relations stand with the world s second largest economy. the best answer was to, first and foremost, to look for our partnerships, for our businesses. and i think this goes well, and then, also to speak about this on the international level from eu to wto. now there is an anti corruption mechanism that has been elaborated at european level.
dissatisfaction with low pay, expensive housing, lack of opportunity, local issues have never been the ruling party s strength. it is why they lost the last round of local elections. but partparty s two term presid put taiwan on the global stage like never before. and ran on a continuity ticket. translator: we are telling the international community that between democracy and authoritarianism, we still stand on the side of democracy. reporter: and he says safe guard taiwan from china s ongoing intimidation and threats. within the last couple of hours, we received confirmation from the american institute of taiwan which is essentially the u.s. de facto embassy here that group of senior but former u.s. officials ank acting in their private capacity but sent by the united states are on the ground here to meet
said the exact opposite of what he wanted, he wanted an end to nato expansion, he s now got to members joining the nato alliance and at a stroke the border between russia and nato has doubled, will have doubled when finland and sweden willjoin. just one other issue as well, china and the threat it poses, what is nato saying about that?- and the threat it poses, what is nato saying about that? well, that is very much nato saying about that? well, that is very much also nato saying about that? well, that is very much also part nato saying about that? well, that is very much also part of is very much also part of discussions here in terms of china s military expansionism into the south china sea, in terms of china s that s to taiwan in the one of the members, lithuania has been borne the brunt of chinese anger, opened a de facto embassy in taiwan which meant that china then basically imposed in effect a kind of trade embargo on lithuania, so that, you know, the start of tension be