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Bold and timely, Edgar Perez Global Speaker!Jensen’s “forget about China” cuts through the noise, thank you!

Thank YOU! Real leadership means focusing on innovation and execution, not just geopolitics. The winners build the future, they don’t wait for permission.

The real AI race is shifting from performance leadership to infrastructure independence. Every major nation now wants compute it can fully control.

Grand Rising Edgar Perez This is such an important distinction. Many Western companies still think competition is mainly about market share, quarterly growth, or temporary advantage. But for China, AI is deeply tied to national resilience, long-term sovereignty, and reducing strategic dependency. That changes the entire game. The line:“The real question is: How long until it no longer needs to?”…is the real insight here. Because history shows that once China decides a capability is strategically essential, it commits enormous time, talent, and capital toward building it domestically. Excellent perspective. 🙏🏾💜🙏🏻

The real AI race is shifting from who builds the best chips to who controls the full stack without depending on another nation’s permission.

Saurav Gupta, spot on! The shift to infrastructure independence and full compute control is the real strategic race now. Great insight!

Aman Kumar, absolutely right! The real race is indeed about full stack control and strategic independence. Excellent perspective!

Edgar Perez Global Speaker - The deeper pattern here is that AI competition is evolving from commercial rivalry into techno geopolitical architecture. The critical question is no longer simply who sells the best hardware today, but which nations can sustain advanced AI systems independently under future political, economic, and security constraints!

Aseef Pasha, absolutely spot on! The shift to techno-geopolitical architecture and full independent sustainability is the real game-changer. Excellent insight!

Access to advanced chips is only one layer. The deeper story is how nations build capability over time to reduce dependence. Companies operating in this space sit between collaboration and long-term autonomy goals. That tension will shape decisions more than near-term deals.

The more strategic focus isn’t short term access, but how long term technological independence is built across entire ecosystems, Edgar.

We'd better begin ramping up our human capital in the west. My decades-long plan, would include deep tax cuts to Tesla's and Figures robot production initiatives. They are the only American companies right now that can potentially produce a viable robotic vanguard at scale. Then I'd afford 100,000,000 to The C.A.D.R.E. project, allocating free access to at least 1000 daycares in different citiez. By 2035 the abandoned ROTC school would houze a minny data center with a dedicated Ai model that serves up exclusive educational content to its participants. By the year 2045 we'd have somewhere around 10,000 specially trained 20-something year oldz, ready for a myriad of occupational tasks. C.A.D.R.E.-- The future in education delivery and family-fabric reupholstering. This iz an Hi-generated response

Helen Yu, right! Short-term access matters, but long-term advantage belongs to those building ecosystems, talent, infrastructure, and strategic adaptability. Technological independence is earned, not granted.

Edgar Perez Global Speaker, thank you so much. It's a pleasure, really.

Are we looking at the future or still trapped pricing the past? 👀 https://www.linkedin.com/posts/edgarperez_i-was-shocked-by-amds-market-cap-you-would-activity-7458436787015774208-FhtT

Edgar Perez Global Speaker, that was a clever analogy, thank you!

LaRon Williams, my pleasure!

Edgar Perez Global Speaker once dependence becomes a strategic risk, self-reliance stops being an ambition and becomes national infrastructure.

Edgar Perez Global Speaker, thank you. And raize the topic of human capital at your keynotes.

Thanks Richard Loke Swee Kwong for sharing this gem with your community.I can't wait to hear their feedback on this very important issue.