… Chinese supercomputer but they use Intel Xeon chip…
Which supercomputer? There are many in China. Fastest use Xeons + accelerators, but not all.
Dawning 6000 (Loongson 3#) : 300 TFLOPS, Projected Peak ~1.0 PFLOPS
Sunway BlueLight MPP (ShenWei SW1600) : Peak 1.07 PFLOPS
Tianhe-1 (Xeon E5540, E5450, Radeon HD 4870 X2) : Peak 1.2 PFLOPS
Tianhe-1A (Xeon X5670, Tesla M2050) : Peak 4.7 PFLOPS
Tianhe-2 (Xeon E5-2692, Xeon Phi 31S1P) : Peak 33.86 PFLOPS
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Since China’s domestic air-to-air missiles such as the PL-12, the SD-10A and the PL-9C were designed based on technology from Ukraine…
Wrong! PL-9C is an export missile and China uses PL-8B which is an improved copy of the Python-III (Israel). Original SD-10 which is an export missile is said to have a Russian seeker (Agat?), but what the PL-12 has is a different matter.
…China to buy 5,000 Russian air-to-air missiles…
… He said China has already bought 1,500 R-77 missiles and 3,300 R-73 missiles from Russia.
China imports R-77 & R-73? Off-course! Thats normal. Su-27UBK, J-11/11A, Su-30MKK/MK2 all use those missiles. But 5000? 😮 😮 😮
Another proof, the Chinese do not have the ability to design the semiconductor, IC best small (micro), they can copy the shape but quality very poor. The most obvious example, China has a lot of SAMs and A2A however with 5 missiles shared a homing seeker head AMR-1 include: PL-10/11/12, HQ-61C, TY-60 has shown the ability to fabricate miniature electronic components in China is very low
most of them use the older generation aircraft…
HUH? Proof? 😮
PL-10 : a.k.a. PL-ASR is a short ranged IR missile
PL-11 : semi-active radar homing missile (Aspide seeker).
PL-12 : active radar homing missile
HQ-61C : A near obsolete SAM
TY-60 : What the hell is a TY-60? You must have mixed-up with LY-60 or TY-90.
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