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CVS I on the world. I'm John Bachelor. Global Times. That is the English version of the Chinese Communist Party. The headline, as 6G race begins,

West is still caught up with China's 5G, Global Times Editorial.

Gordon Chang, at Gordon G Chang, my colleagues and co-host,

and we welcome Brandon Weichert, author of Winning Space

and looking very carefully in his biohacked at Chinese technology

and how it works and how it feels comfortable imitating others and how it also feels comfortable selling to the world. Six G, we just got through

the 5G transformation and Brandon, a very good evening to you, a sales pitch is always to be admired.

Is 6g a sales pitch, does it exist?

Is this some kind of arbitrary finesse of the 5G networks?

Good evening to you.

Well, good evening, John.

Hello, Gordon, and thanks again for having me.

I think right now we're still in the very early stages of the six

generation internet revolution so it's probably a little bit of all the

things you were just saying. It's a little bit of a sales pitch, it's a little bit of a new found technology.

All of this though relies on the 5G innovation and as we've talked about for years on this program in these segments in the hardware

angle at least of 5G China, notably Huawei, did get the bead on the Americans with hardware capabilities.

And so on a software side, the Americans are trying to stay up

with the Chinese.

There's some arguments that maybe the

the o-ran that the Trump administration was doing

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