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Abey
Technology changes so fast. If you don't use it, then you lose it. Japan missed golden 20 years and potentially will lose another 20. The biggest reason for the failed Japan is that Japan can't figure out that a golden relationship is all Japan needs.
tinawatanabe
and never said "Thank you" to Japan.
Toasted Heretic
Shared tech, surely?
JeffLee
Welcome to the new world order. Multinational corporations gladly give away technologies created (and often subsidized) in their home countries for the sake of short-term profits or they agree to be bribed to gain a foothold in a market with a billion consumers.
Zed Phillips
Very true Mr.Scrote but the China track will be China quality so expect a derail within 6 months of operation. As for HS2, obsolete before a mile of track laid but the consultant firms and project managers will grow fat and rich off it.
Scrote
China built 12400 miles of high-speed rail for $360 billion. Meanwhile, the estimated cost of the UK HS2 high-speed line is up to $520 million per mile, or 18 times the cost of a mile of track in China.
Pukey2
Bluewater:
What do you want them to do? Build steam engines?
Bluewater
Its incredible what you can do with stolen technology