Comment by graeme
4 hours ago
The parent comment is describing a scenario where the Chinese company may get a factual monopoly in Europe because it can outcompete the two European companies due to economies of scale.
4 hours ago
The parent comment is describing a scenario where the Chinese company may get a factual monopoly in Europe because it can outcompete the two European companies due to economies of scale.
Or outcompete because it's state-funded, and can inject things like remote access (that the state might like the option to use one day).
It's really confusing that the EU don't consider this "dumping". I thought that was this big thing that they cared about.
Wouldn't cases of possible corporate-enabled espionage, like the one being discussed be a big competitive advantage for the European companies, regardless of their pricing or scale?
And that competitive advantage could presumably give them more scale?