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China has unveiled a domestic supercomputer called Lingsheng designed to achieve 2 exaflops of processing power, aiming to surpass the US El Capitan system while avoiding American export controls on GPU technology. The machine uses only Chinese-made CPUs rather than relying on foreign graphics processors like competing exascale systems.

The article argues that US technological dominance, enforced through sanctions and export controls against China, represents suppression rather than fair competition. It frames the US-China tech rivalry as an unequal contest where Washington uses coercive measures to prevent China's technological advancement rather than competing on merit.