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A |     The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Eastern Theater Command lambasted the US for "collusion and provocations" on 8 July, stressing that its troops are on high alert and are ready to enhance combat preparedness to safeguard China's national sovereignty, security, and peace. It also accused the US of encouraging Taiwan's secessionist sentiment.,"There are three major channels to deliver political signals to Taipei," explained Dr. Chang Ching, a research fellow from the Taiwan-based Society for Strategic Studies and a lead military expert on the People's Liberation Army and regional security in Taiwan. "They are spokespersons of Beijing’s Foreign Ministry, Taiwan Affairs Office and the Defense Ministry. It is relatively unusual to direct a PLA spokesman to deliver such political signals.",Dr. Chang suggests that the PLA's statement appears to be a new psychological operation aimed at the US and Taiwan. The military expert has drawn attention to the fact that "for any sophisticated and well organized military maneuvers, it is always necessary to have proper prior preparation." As such, he suggested that the exercises and the US visit are not causally linked.,"The possibility for the People’s Liberation Army to conduct an improvised military exercise simply reacting to any United States political figure visiting Taiwan is extremely low," the professor argued. "The visit of the US Senator Rick Scott to Taiwan, the premeditated military [exercises] in airspace and waters around Taiwan and the PLA routine press conference just happened on the same day. And a smart PLA spokesman grabbed the chance to exercise his psychological warfare skill and achieve the perception of warfare effects.",China's Military Ready to Prevent Attempts to Achieve ‘Taiwan Independence’17:00 GMT,Washington's Unbalanced China Strategy,The US has been heating up the Taiwan Starits recently. In October 2021, a US special-operations unit and a contingent of Marines were discovered secretly operating in Taiwan for about a year to train military forces. Furthermore, Washington has doubled its unofficial military presence on the island between 31 December 2020 and 30 September 2021, according to the Pentagon's Defense Manpower Data Center. Beijing issued warnings to Washington over the reports.,Washington also upped the ante against China in late February by sending a delegation of former senior defense and security officials to meet Taiwan's president and defense minister, despite Beijing blasting the move as a violation of the China’s sovereignty.,Over the past few months, the Biden administration has likewise ramped up its rhetoric over Taiwan with President Joe Biden even going so far as to repeatedly pledge to "defend" the island from China. Beijing harshly criticized Biden's statements, even though the White House walked the president’s remarks back.,As the Beijing-based daily Global Times commented on the matter, "Biden’s remarks on 'intervening militarily' in the Taiwan question are not a gaffe but signal [the] hollowing out [of Beijing’s] One China policy." In accordance with the One China Policy, Taiwan is part of the People's Republic of China (PRC). However, Washington has long maintained relations with the island, even though it severed official diplomatic ties with Taipei in 1979.,"There are many political commentators and military analysts expecting the worst-case scenario will emerge sooner or later," said Dr. Chang, referring to the possibility of a US-China military standoff over Taiwan. "However, as long as all parties involved in such a circumstance with high uncertainties and tensions are sensible enough, the hope for peaceful resolution of the cross-strait animosities will not totally diminish though many observers will think otherwise.",Biden's 'Strategic Confusion': Why China Won't Fall Into US Traps in Taiwan & Indo-Pacific24 May, 15:08 GMT,The professor believes that as for now, the possibility of any significant Sino-US conflict is quite unlikely. While the differences between Washington and Beijing do exist, "the mutual communication channel and crisis prevention mechanism is also functional," according to the expert.,Dr. Chang went on to claim that the Biden administration's provocative moves with regard to Taiwan could be explained by simmering divisions within the White House.,"Many indications of internal conflicts emerged within his national security and foreign policy team members," he said. "Some key members still keep strong ambition to exercise the salami-slicing tactics on [the] Taiwan issue for acquiring leverage towards Beijing. On the other hand, there are other members who are more willing to seek the possibility for mutual cooperation with their counterparts in Beijing and they will exercise a different set of policies towards Taipei and Beijing accordingly.",As a result, the US administration's strategy remains inconsistent, with Biden’s government being "an orchestra with no competent conductor to coordinate his foreign and security policies.",However, Washington's unbalanced approach comes at the expense of the Taiwanese inhabitants. The present administration's negligence to the peace and stability of the region stems from the fact that "the criteria of supporting Taiwan is to serve the United States national interests, not Taiwan’s welfare," according to the professor.,"Of course, in some cases, there are mutually beneficial solutions and arrangements in US-Taiwan relations," he said. "Nonetheless, US interests are always the concern with higher priority for the leaders in Washington."。    根据市场调研机构Mercury Research发布2026年第二季度x86 CPU市场报告，整体CPU出货量环比增长超过10%，远超正常季节性趋势，但桌面CPU出货量同比暴跌超过20%，成为市场中最惨淡的板块。Mercury Research首席分析师Dean McCarron表示，二季度x86和Arm CPU的实际出货量强劲增长，主要得益于Intel在移动端大幅增加出货量，以及AMD产品持续放量。    但同比来看，CPU市场在出货量上仍呈萎缩态势，主要拖累项是IoT、SoC和嵌入式产品出货量下降，以及桌面CPU的大幅下滑。

B | 其中AMD在所有主要板块均获得份额增长，整体x86市场份额达到30.7%的历史新高，包含IoT、主机SoC和嵌入式产品在内，AMD份额为34.1%，这也是AMD十几年来最为高光的时刻。具体来看，受显卡缺货、主板和内存及SSD等组件价格上涨影响，桌面CPU是本季度出货下降最多的板块，出货量同比和环比均下降超过20%。AMD和Intel的桌面CPU出货量都出现大幅下滑，但AMD跌幅小于Intel，份额反而有所增长升至34.9%，高于一季度的33.2%和去年同期的32.2%。Intel份额降至65.1%，低于一季度的66.8%和去年同期的67.8%。但需要注意，AMD此次桌面端CPU份额提升并非因为卖得多，而是因为跌得少。移动CPU市场则呈现完全不同的景象，Intel在二季度新增了数百万颗移动CPU产能，缓解了此前几个季度的供应瓶颈。    但AMD的出货量增速几乎与Intel持平，份额从一季度的28.3%升至28.9%，同比去年二季度的20.6%增长了8.4个百分点，Intel仍以71.1%占据主导，但份额持续下滑。服务器CPU市场则同比增长近20%，AMD服务器CPU份额升至34.5%，高于一季度的33.2%和去年同期的27.3%。如果只看EPYC对阵Xeon的核心数据中心市场，AMD份额已达46.4%，同比增加9.2个百分点，距离追平Intel仅一步之遥。Mercury Research指出，由于Intel将边缘和网络处理器归入数据中心和AI业务线统计，AMD的实际份额还被低估。    。

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