Most Companies Worried Who’s Next to Be Blacklisted, Says Jadestone Capital’s Huang

The video discusses the blacklisting of eight companies by the US, focusing on its impact on technology and business relations between the US and China. It highlights concerns among companies about being next on the list and the need for alternative sourcing. The blacklisting opens opportunities for Chinese startups, while experts suggest its impact is less severe than Huawei's case due to the replaceability of components.

What is the primary concern of companies following the blacklisting of eight tech firms?

• Finding new markets for their products

• Being the next target on the blacklist

• Increasing their workforce

• Reducing production costs

How does the blacklisting of surveillance and AI companies compare to the action against Huawei?

• It is more severe due to the involvement of AI

• It is less impactful because components are replaceable

• It has no impact on the companies

• It is equally impactful as Huawei's case

What belief has been shaken among people due to recent blacklisting actions?

• The belief in the effectiveness of AI

• The belief in the growth of the surveillance industry

• The belief in the fairness of the legal system

• The belief in the stability of the tech market

What strategy is Hikvision reportedly using to mitigate the impact of blacklisting?

• Expanding into new geographical markets

• Using alternative technologies like ASICs

• Increasing their marketing budget

• Hiring more engineers

Why is the impact of blacklisting on Hikvision considered limited?

• Because they have government support

• Because they use replaceable components

• Because they have a strong legal team

• Because they are not involved in AI