(answered by) Andy Lee Chaisiri, lived in The United States of America, Former Workshop design at Smithsonian Institution. Studied at University of Virginia, lives in Bangkok.
China's military build up is a big boon for the military industrial complex in the US. Some of the folks I knew in high school wound up getting lucrative jobs designing new military equipment or purchasing anti missile defense systems and so on because China gave their companies a great pitch for why their services are needed.
Not just for US use either, but any country feeling threatened by the CCP also feels the need to ramp up military spending and America is the first salesman at their door. So while overall China's buildup can be seen as a 'threat' to US interests, it is immensely profitable to many American corporations too.
https://www.quora.com/Is-the-United-States-actually-funding-the-military-build-up-of-China-to-its-detriment#MoreAnswers
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8-28-14 Multinational corporations started making significant investments in China in the early 1990s, especially after Deng Xiaoping took the now famous "southern tour" in 1992. http://www.scmp.com/comment/article/1581467/golden-age-over-multinationals-china
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1936
IBM China is established with headquarters in Shanghai.
IBM China is established with headquarters in Shanghai.
1972
A seven-member delegation of senior scientists from the People's Republic of China tour IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research laboratory in Yorktown Heights, New York. Only the third group to visit the U.S.mainland since 1949, the scientists spent their day interacting with IBM's leading researchers.
A seven-member delegation of senior scientists from the People's Republic of China tour IBM's Thomas J. Watson Research laboratory in Yorktown Heights, New York. Only the third group to visit the U.S.mainland since 1949, the scientists spent their day interacting with IBM's leading researchers.
1979
The first IBM computer system -- an IBM System/370 Model 138 -- is installed in China at the Shenyang Blower Works.
The first IBM computer system -- an IBM System/370 Model 138 -- is installed in China at the Shenyang Blower Works.
1995
IBM dedicates its China Research Laboratory in Beijing. Its mission is to create world-class computer technologies that support China’s growing infrastructure.
1998
The company reports an expansion of its operations in China, with the unveiling of a new plant for manufacturing hard disk drive magnetoresistive (MR) heads. IBM announces that it has become the first international provider of e-business services in China, extending total e-business technology and applications to strategic sites in the country.
The company reports an expansion of its operations in China, with the unveiling of a new plant for manufacturing hard disk drive magnetoresistive (MR) heads. IBM announces that it has become the first international provider of e-business services in China, extending total e-business technology and applications to strategic sites in the country.
2000
IBM announces plans to build an organic chip packaging manufacturing facility in Shanghai to support the company’s growing semiconductor business. IBM announces that it will invest in the Asia Pacific region within the next four years on seven Linux Development Centers, Linux Competency Centers, alliances with Linux-focused business partners, Linux research and development and other programs. The Linux Development Centers will be located in Shanghai, Beijing, Tokyo, Taipei, Seoul, Bangalore (which also supports other Southeast Asian countries) and Sydney.
IBM announces plans to build an organic chip packaging manufacturing facility in Shanghai to support the company’s growing semiconductor business. IBM announces that it will invest in the Asia Pacific region within the next four years on seven Linux Development Centers, Linux Competency Centers, alliances with Linux-focused business partners, Linux research and development and other programs. The Linux Development Centers will be located in Shanghai, Beijing, Tokyo, Taipei, Seoul, Bangalore (which also supports other Southeast Asian countries) and Sydney.
2003
IBM and China’s Ministry of Education announce that they are using Grid technology to enable universities across the country to collaborate on research, scientific and education projects. https://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/china/china_ch1.html
IBM and China’s Ministry of Education announce that they are using Grid technology to enable universities across the country to collaborate on research, scientific and education projects. https://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/china/china_ch1.html
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analysis of Huawei/Beijing strategy: https://sofrep.com/41114/china-encircling-america-weaponized-technology/
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