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These charts show how isolated Brazil's economy is
The Brazilian Report . Jul 18, 2018
During an event this week, the CEO of Goldman Sachs Brazil rated the country's productivity indicators as "disastrous." According to Maria Silva Bastos Marques, improving the efficiency levels of Brazilian workers is actually more important to the country's development than reforming the legal framework of the economy.
As a matter of fact, a Brazilian worker produces 25 percent as much as an American one, according to research organization Conference Board. Part of the blame is on Brazil's lackluster educational system, responsible for a labor force that is less educated and less qualified than those in developed nations. Economic isolation, however, might be an even greater factor.
Bureaucracy and regulatory barriers scare away foreign investors and limit the exchange of knowledge between Brazilians and the rest of the world. Compared to developed countries, Brazil doesn't have many foreigners in the workplace. And that limits the flow of know-how and technology.

A closed-off economy also creates a system with limited competition. Big business in Brazil is often privileged by monopolies or oligopolies, which don’t create incentives for companies to invest in innovation and increase productivity. According to the World Bank, enhancing Brazil’s participation in global trade would generate enough wealth to lift over 6 million people from poverty.

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High tariffs

While the U.S. and the European Union have average import taxes of 2.5 and 1.9 percent, respectively, Brazil’s import tariffs are, on average, 13.5 percent, according to World Bank data. That places Brazil just above a group of much smaller economies, such as Venezuela (which has been ravaged by a full-scale crisis), and African republics such as Niger and Chad.

Brazil has the second-highest level of taxes in Latin America, below only the communist regime of Cuba, according to national tax authorities. As The Brazilian Report recently explained, such tariffs are part of the reason for Brazil being such an expensive country to live in.

Even the Ministry of Finance’s Secretary of International Affairs, Marcello Estevão, admits how insular Brazilian economy is. “[It is] one of the more closed off economies, after some African nations,” he recently declared.

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Brazil’s self-imposed embargo

It is important to stress that taxes are by no means the only metric that allows us to verify how open an economy is, or isn’t. After all, the U.S. and China – the world’s two biggest trading juggernauts – are similar to Brazil in that respect and have begun a trade war between themselves.

Nevertheless, it is intriguing to notice that Brazil imports and exports less (compared to the country’s GDP) than Cuba, a country whose dictators have consistently complained about the U.S. embargo.

Brazil suffers, then, from a curious case of a self-imposed embargo. Politicians from our own country are responsible for the strict trade regulations between Brazilians and the rest of the world. But they are not the only ones. Several Brazilian businessmen were outraged by a 2017 shoe purchase made by President Michel Temer in China. Shoe producers wanted the president to buy only products “Made in Brazil.”

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To export, one needs to import

Something that tends to be forgotten is that the world’s biggest exporters are also the biggest importers. To export quality goods and services, we must have quality raw materials. That is the case in countries which are part of valuable global chains, rather than those aiming to be “self-sufficient,” producing everything it consumes.

Many believe that exporting is positive while importing is negative. That would justify “incentives” to exports, such as currency devaluation and protectionist measures that lower imports. The following graphic shows the correlation between imports and exports. It suggests that, if politicians and businesspeople want Brazil to export more, we should open up our country to international trading.

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Will protectionism help Brazil amid the U.S.-China trade war?

The U.S. and China have escalated hostilities, with both countries raising import tariffs against each other – and then filing complaints at the World Trade Organization about it. Mr. Estevão believes that Brazil is unlikely to suffer too much with the trade war, thanks to the isolation of our economy. The small participation in world trade would finally work to the country’s advantage, as tariffs rise worldwide.

The government is understandably trying to create a mood of confidence around Brazil. This logic, however, has its flaws. Brazil is an economy that relies heavily on trading commodities – and the uncertainty around the global economy has pushed down prices of these basic products.

Future contracts on soybeans (which represent 45 percent of Brazil’s agricultural exports), for instance, have crashed by 15 percent – which represents losses of BRL 4 billion in exports for 2019. That’s particularly bad when we consider that China’s demand should rise by up to 13 percent by 2030.
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Beck replied to Zarsky's topic in Gaming / Game Development
Yeah I was talking to one of the level designers at work about this today. I'm finding it harder and harder to find a game I can really stick with and put a lot of hours into. Whereas 10+ years ago there were quite a few games that I would really enjoy and put many hours into. Now some of this is probably down to me getting older, having less time to play, my friends not playing as much and my tastes changing. But then I think about Battlefield 2042 and how bad that's been received. Before it came out and all we had were trailers I was pretty hyped for it. I wanted a modern day Battlefield like BF2, BC2 or BF3 but with modern graphics and that's exactly what the trailers looked like. Obviously, that never came to pass and I cancelled my pre-order after playing the beta. But if DICE/EA did release a modern day BF2 I reckon I could really dedicate some time to it. Now, I guess we're in the minority since the games industry is pulling in some serious cash. The masses must be loving it but I guess most of the money is going into a small number of franchises (COD, LOL, Pokemon, Mobile games etc). I dunno, maybe when we can't progress with graphics any more without a significant jump in graphics power the games will get better and we'll focus on the gameplay instead? Old man shouts at cloud!
Does look great. Basically caught up with all those movies where I used to say "Imagine if games looked like this!"
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Beck replied to Sprony's topic in Gaming / Game Development
Got promoted to Assistant Lead Level Designer a couple of months ago at Rebellion!
Game Awards 2021
Beck replied to Poofoge's topic in Gaming / Game Development
What are you playing now?
Beck replied to Sentura's topic in Gaming / Game Development
I gave it a go on stream and quite enjoyed it, finished the first two chapters. Will probably continue it, kinda gave me Alan Wake vibes in terms of gameplay but god damn are the black bars annoying! No real idea what's going on in terms of story but I'm sure all will make sense soon enough!
Mostly Dead by Daylight when I get some downtime (Currently free on Epic by the way!) but I am doing some charity streams this month so might dig out Skyrim and if I hit a goal I'll do a scary game. Someone sent me Evil Within (is it scary?) so will potentially play that!
Games Soundtracks Thread
Beck replied to will2k's topic in Gaming / Game Development
I know these games aren't everyone's cup of tea but the music (again) takes me right back to my childhood.
Happy to hear you enjoyed it. It kinda makes me sad but listening to some of this music takes me back instantly. Jeremy Soule's music is great.
God I miss this era of gaming.
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Beck replied to Furyo's topic in Gaming / Game Development
What a guy. I miss working with him!
Beck replied to blackdog's topic in Gaming / Game Development
I was only talking about the Hazard Zone game mode. I still think have the same specialists on both teams in any other mode is rediculous. Apparently, there is going to be a lot of customisation, and some people are saying this will help players differentiate people, but unless EA/DICE force different teams to have different colours/skins it's not going to help at all. You could still have the same characters looking the same on both teams. A colour change in itself isn't ideal either as the silhouettes of those characters will be the same on both teams too. I just meant this same situation never bothered me on other games where you have small teams sharing the same characters. BR games PUBG, Apex, COD and other shooters like Tarkov.
For sure. We lived through the golden age of gaming I feel and it could just me being old and shouting at clouds but I don't feel like modern games suit me well. There aren't many new games I enjoy like I did back in the late 90's to about the early 2010's. See, this is where the specialists work. You and 3 mates. You know who your friends are and where they are since you're most likely on Discord with them. Everyone else is an enemy. It doesn't really matter that everyone else is playing the same characters like in other BR and Tarkov-like games. Other modes in BF2042 really could do with having classes back and everyone plays a nameless soldier unique to their faction. But I guess that won't bring in the dollars from skin sales. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Man, I really am an old man shouting at clouds
I think BF3 was the last time I truly enjoyed Battlefield. BF4 was ok but never really enjoyed the levelution, usually it would make the map worse for me. Haha, life in a pandemic got us going crazy.
Did anyone try the beta at all? What were your thoughts? Personally, I was really looking forward to this game. I've been craving a new shooter for so long as I'm bored of everything else and Battlefield used to be my jam. I was hoping for a return to the BF BC2/BF3 days but after playing the beta I feel like I'm not going to enjoy the game. The biggest thing for me was the same characters used for both teams. It baffles me how this got through the design process. It's impossible to tell at a glance what team anyone is on. Did this game start as a Battle Royale then get turned into a Battlefield game because that would kind of make sense. You would know who's in your squad and anyone else is fair game, just shoot them. I lost count the amount of times I shot at friendlies or didn't shoot at enemies because of this. Also, everyone being able to use any gun/gadget just removed any sense of team play. Nobody was reviving, it was impossible to find ammo and I couldn't easily tell who was anti-vehicle so I could support them with ammo/cover fire. The whole class system made Battlefield what it was. You'd have to have a mix of all classes to succeed. Now it just feels like a big deathmatch and everyone is just chasing that kill they wanted. There were a load of other things which put me off, the vehicles felt horrible to control, the map felt way too big (and it's not even the biggest map), AI was pointless filler and the tornado felt like it'd get old fast. Graphically it was alright and I think Portal might be where I spend most of my time if I do end up picking it up. Just based on the beta I wasn't impressed at all sadly.
Rebellion - Multiple roles available!
Beck replied to Beck's topic in Job Postings
We have another Level Designer role open working on the next Sniper Elite game. https://careers.rebellion.com/#/job/11D5372A0B As above, we're ideally looking for a Junior who is ready to move up to an experienced level or an experienced level designer. If anyone wants to chat or apply for this give me a shout and I can give you a hand with the process
What's going on with your life?
Beck replied to Thrik's topic in Off-Topic
Two months ago I became a dad for the first time. Mom was amazing and I can't be more proud of her and baby is doing really well. Sleep was hard at first but we're finally getting some kind of routine going and I'm getting maybe 4-6 hours of sleep at night which isn't bad and since I'm working from home it's not really an issue, no danger of me falling asleep at the wheel driving into the office! We've also been in our house for a year now, decorated thoughout and had the garden completely redeveloped so we can spend time in it and our little one with have somewhere to play outside when he's older. To top it all off I just got promoted to Assistant Lead Level Designer at Rebellion. I would never had imagined I'd get to a leadership role when I joined the industry just under 10 years ago and young me would never have thought I'd even get into the industry! Fair to say I'm pretty happy with life at the moment... just wish I had a bit more time for some games
Beck replied to dmu's topic in Off-Topic
Our cases are growing 40%+ per week at the moment. We don't have many deaths, less than 20 per day I believe, so right now, the vaccines are definitely helping. Hospitals aren't being overrun. But obviously, the more cases there are the more chance there is of it mutating and it finding a way to make the vaccines less effective. It is really frustrating watching out government plough forward as if nothing is going on. Sure the vaccine is working, but there are a lot of people not getting the vaccine too. I guess with the exponetial growth we're seeing right now some form of herd immunity could be achieved but it'd be so much safer if everyone got their bloody vaccines. Also, with so many people getting infected again there's going to be more cases of people getting long covid, which again, is probably going to put a strain on our health service. I'm seeing people from my school who I thought had their heads screwed on spouting a lot of anti-vaccine and conspiracy bullshit on social media.
Please be good. The trailer was great and really reminded me of the older Battlefield games. I'm looking forward to seeing the gameplay this weekend!
We're currently looking for a Level Designer to work on the next Sniper Elite game. https://careers.rebellion.com/#/job/2A031EDE2B We're looking for someone with some industry experience. Maybe someone looking to move from a junior role at the end of their current project or someone just looking for a new opportunity with similar experience. Give me a shout if you want more info or help applying
Beck replied to Beck's topic in Gaming / Game Development
Great video. I'm now back to craving another numbered entry into the Half-Life universe. I get so fucking nostalgic over HL1 and the goldsrc days. They were some of my best years of gaming and they'll always hold a special place in my heart. I do wonder if Valve would really wait until VR is widely adopted before releasing a numbered sequel. Would they really want HL3 to be a VR exclusive title? Alyx was great, I loved it, but I still think I'd prefer a traditional Half-Life. But then, Valve has always pushed the envelope with Half-Life, just plug it into my brain already! Anyway, I could listen to that guy talk about Half-Life all day.
Beck replied to Evert's topic in Gaming / Game Development
I've never really had to do any really hard, long term crunch in my time in the industry so I guess I've been lucky. The worst I've had was where I went to work from 7am-11pm for a week. It was at the end of my very first project in the industry so I was super keen to prove myself I guess. I had to get a complete whitebox done in that week otherwise the DLC level would have been cut (and I assumed my job?). But mostly, others will crunch and you'll feel bad that they are and you aren't. Or there may be bugs in your department and others will be blocked from progressing until it's fixed so you feel pressured into getting it sorted. A lot of people do genuinely just care about the project and want to push that bit harder to get it through the door, or there may be bonus incentives to help motivate people, but I've never been anywhere that really offered that. At CDPR they can earn tokens for extras on top of their bonuses... https://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/2020-12-14-cyberpunk-2077-developers-promised-full-bonuses-despite-declining-review-scores
I feel sorry for the devs. They've been crunching for god knows how long. Probably screaming at management saying the game isn't ready for release and then they go ahead and release it anyway causing a bit of a shit storm with tons of bad press and angry fans. No doubt they'll be asked to crunch/work over the Christmas period to get hotfixes and patches out when upper management knew what state the game was in. I know it's a big game with tons of stuff going on and bugs are inevitable in a game of this scale. But they must have known how bad it was on the current generation of consoles and still decided to release it anyway. I'm sure they'll fix most of the issues eventually and I am still looking forward to playing it myself but I just feel bad for the devs.
Your GOTY list for 2020
Beck replied to -HP-'s topic in Gaming / Game Development
Ghost of Tsushima - Amazing world to explore, combat was exquisite and the story was actually pretty great in the end. Half-Life: Alyx - Great VR experience, definitely set the bar high. The ending! Titanfall 2 - Didn't play until this year... why did I wait so long?! FFVII: Remake - Was great to explore Midgar again. I enjoyed the combat overall and we'll see about the story in future games. Dead by Daylight - I've gotten bored of all my competitive shooters and this has taken their place. It's a brilliant game and can really get your heart racing when being discovered by the killer or closing in on a good kill as the killer. I'm obsessed with this game at the moment.
Awesome! Glad you found something man!
Half-Life Alyx
Beck replied to Tisky's topic in Gaming / Game Development
Finished this last night. Overall I enjoyed it quite a lot and it really got me craving further Half-Life games. But non-VR ones. Don't get me wrong I loved the VR and seeing the Half-Life universe from my perspective was amazing. I loved exploring and searching for items in VR and shooting is always cooler in VR.

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Der Medibus ist ein spezieller Omnibus, der als mobile Hausarzt-Praxis regelmäßig ausgewählte Gemeinden zur ambulanten medizinischen Patientenversorgung anfährt. Er verfügt über einen Wartebereich, einen kleinen Behandlungsraum und ein Sprechzimmer. Apparativ ist er mit einem EKG-Monitor-Defibrillator, einer Lungenfunktion, einem Ultraschallgerät und moderner Praxis-EDV ausgestattet. Ein Schnelllabor (Point of Care Testing) dient der Diagnostik von Herzinfarkt, Lungenembolie und tiefer Beinvenenthrombose, sowie zur Überprüfung von gerinnungshemmenden Therapien (Marcumar/ Phenprocoumon). In  speziellen temperaturüberwachten Kühlschränken werden alle durch die Ständigen Impfkommission (STIKO) empfohlenen Impfungen vorgehalten. Es können kleinchirurgische Eingriffe wie die Versorgung von Wunden, das Spalten von Abszessen oder das Entfernen von Hautveränderungen vorgenommen werden.

Als mobile Hausarztpraxis startete der Medibus bei der Kassenärztlichen Vereinigung (KV) Hessen. Das Pilotprojekt von KV Hessen und DB Regio entstand aufgrund des Ärztemangels in ländlichen Regionen. Der Medibus ist als Ergänzung zum Angebot der ambulanten Versorgung gedacht, um dort, wo nicht mehr ausreichend niedergelassene Hausärzte tätig sind, eine Verbesserung der Patientenversorgung zu erreichen und gleichzeitig die niedergelassenen Hausärzte zu entlasten.

Seit 1. Juli 2018 hält der Medibus regelmäßig in den Gemeinden Cornberg, Herleshausen, Nentershausen, Sontra, Ringgau und Weißenborn.

Das hessische Medibus-Projekt wurde im Dezember 2021 um drei Jahre bis 2024 verlängert. Das Angebot wird durch die Teilnahme der Diakonie Eschwege Land und des dazugehörigen Hospizdienstes erweitert, so dass ab 2022 auch Pflegeberatung, Seelsorge oder Beratungsmöglichkeiten zu Patientenverfügung und Vorsorgevollmacht im Bus möglich sein werden.

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I've been at this for a few weeks now, and I've uncovered some themes in the realm of function following form. The first three could be grouped under the concept of affordance, basically that certain forms encourage (afford) certain actions. Call them Serendipity, Appropriation and Cultivation. They're each concerned with the exploitation of intrinsic properties. On the other side of the coin are examples of external or imposed conditions as forms. Natural Forces, Legislation and Social Norms.
When designers speak about a "solution looking for a problem" it's usually intended as a withering critisism of the newest technology, but there are plenty of examples of unexpected functions arising from the discovery of novel forms.
Take the development of Post-it notes at 3M. They were invented by a chemist who was simply exploring what would happen when you mixed polymers in different ways. He came up with an adhesive that wasn't very sticky, and would never dry, and that people couldn't readily see a use for. Eventually another chemist at 3M hit on the idea of using the adhesive for hymnal markers, but it still took years before business embraced the function of the ubiquitous yellow notes.
Isaac Asimov said that the most exciting phrase to hear in science is not "Eureka!," but "That's funny..." Lots of things we take for granted were discovered by accident, including Silly Putty, Vaseline, Penicillin, Superglue and Microwave cooking. All examples of function following form.
Even when they knew what they were looking for, inventors like Edison or Bell sometimes had no idea how people would eventually use their technologies. Edison spent years developing the phonograph as a dictation tool for business, not as the foremost instrument of pop culture.
That leads us into the second theme, embodied by William Gibson's observation that "the street finds its own uses for things". People exploit technology in unexpected ways when it fills a niche. Kevin Kelly has an entire blog devoted to Street Use showcasing this facet of human ingenuity. But appropriation doesn't have to be exotic. Anyone who's ever stuck a message to the side of their refrigerator has engaged in appropriation. They're not designed for that, but Don Norman observes with glee that large, flat refrigerator doors practically cry out for such a use. They may not have been designed as message hubs, but their magnetic sides and central household location perfectly fit the role. Their form inspires a new function.
Appropriations aren't always benign. Skateboarders clash with civic leaders when they appropriate forms like benches or stairs to skate on. The forms are designed to encourage people to sit, but those ledges happen to be ideal for skaters to grind. Another of my favorite examples dates back to the early-80s when McDonalds had to stop producing their tiny plastic spoons for coffee when it became apparent that people were appropriating them as an ideal delivery system for cocaine.
At the heart of serendipity and appropriation is the cultivation of useful properties. If steel weren't magnetic, it wouldn't be nearly as useful on the side of a refrigerator. Magnetisim itself is a form that people exploit for new functions. Besides magnetism, steel's strength and resiliency allows buildings to be built higher or span longer distances than earlier materials. Steel's formal properties allow architects to imagine new functions that would be impossible in an era of stone or wood.
Plastics are another invention that bring new formal properties to the table. They create functions that aren't possible with wood, metal or stone. For instance, plastics can be both flexible and transparent, two qualities necessary for the development of motion picture film, and with it an entire industry of new functions.
Consider pharmaceuticals. Pretty much every illicit drug and even benign drugs like aspirin are examples of function following form. Native Americans chewed willow bark because they found it alleviated the symptoms of toothache. Bayer simply cultivated the existing pain relieving properties of salicylic acid, they didn't create the form.
Would electricity exist if metal weren't ductile? Or conductive? Would the industrial revolution have occurred without the compact and efficient properties of coal? Or the oxygen-rich nature of the Earth's atmosphere?
Does a form have to be an intrinsic property? Or can it be an external force? Think of a freshly poured sidewalk. There are formal qualities of concrete that make it appropriate as a surface for walking, but at least as important are the wooden boards that shape the concrete. We call them forms.
If natural forces are forms, then any adaptation to the environment is an example of function following form. Think of the canals of Venice and the impact of elevation as a shaping force. Extrapolating from that, we can see entire cultural patterns as evidence of functions following environmental form. It explains why western cultures built with stone while asian cultures built with wood. It explains why the Vikings were seafaring and the Swiss were not. Functional responses to the form of their environment.
Abstracting further, we note that humans can walk or swim, but not fly because gravity is a form. For thousands of years, people slept at night because it was dark outside. Light is a form. People favor certain foods but we only cultivate the fruits and vegetables that their latitude permits. Climate is a form.
After the laws of nature come laws of man. Legislation is generally conceived for a particular purpose or function, but the form of a law sometimes leads to unexpected consequences. For instance, the Radio Act of 1912 unexpectedly drove the adoption of shortwave radio, since higher waves were restricted. Section 527 of the U.S. tax code spawned so-called 527 Groups with particular functions that directly exploit the form of the law. All loopholes are examples of function following form.
Single-use zoning is a unfortunately clear example of function following form. Each zone in a municipality is endowed with artificial formal qualities that restrict the permitted function of that space. Some zones are for manufacturing, others for residential or commercial. Jane Jacob's Death and Life of Great American Cities covers in detail the unexpected civic consequences of zoning. Functions following form.
The unwritten laws of a society have no less of a shaping effect on the behaviors (functions) available to individuals. Sanctions and punishments are forms that encourage appropriate behaviors among the members of a society. Who you can marry, which jobs are appropriate, who gets to sit where on the subway. Caste systems are particularly clear-cut examples of functions following form.
One of the most interesting aspects of this thought exercise for me is the degree to which functions and forms transmute. It really depends on your point of view. Back to the example of the telephone. For Edison, the form was wiring and membranes; the function was the transmission of human speech. But for modern businesses, the form is the transmission of human speech while the function is the development of globally distributed offices, which in turn are forms inspiring the development of teleconferences and telecommuting.
As forms of transportation have evolved, people have continued to move a cooresponding distance away from their destinations. Apparently, forty minutes is about as long a commute as people are willing to endure. Trains allow people to live quite far away from where they work. The form (commuting) created the new form of the bedroom community. People return there to sleep at night. Does the form of a bedroom community inspire new functions? It certainly constrains them. No business that depends on daytime patronage could survive.
When Henry Ford designed the Model-T, he knew that cars had to come before paved roads. Cars would drive demand. When roads finally arrived, their design was a response to the automobile, but their size constrained the size of future automobiles. The narrow streets of older cities determine how large the fire engines and busses can be. Of course, zoning now mandates that the size of new streets be based on the needs of the fire engine.
Bringing this back around to Design, I like to think that there's ample opportunity for function to follow form. Every Google mashup is an example of function following form. Whenever companies build a platform or release an API, they're providing raw materials for designers to exploit.
Every medium has certain formal properties; successful interaction designers exploit the best qualities of the medium while suppressing the worst. Every now and then, they invent new forms. The development of XML, or AJAX or RFID represent new forms for designers to explore. Starting places for imagining new functions.
All this isn't to say that form shouldn't follow function, or that there aren't plenty of examples of technology for technology's sake. But it's refreshing to look at a problem with new eyes, to rethink an unchallenged assumption. Sometimes form does inspire function. Other examples? List them below!


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Micron Resumes Some Huawei Shipments Despite Trump Blacklist
Bloomberg June 25, 2019
(Bloomberg) -- Micron Technology Inc., the largest U.S. maker of computer memory chips, said it resumed some shipments to China's Huawei Technologies Co., appearing to find a way around an export ban that threatens growth for the semiconductor industry.
Micron, which explained the decision Tuesday as it reported earnings, studied the export restrictions and determined "a subset" of products it sells to Huawei are not subject to the rules, Chief Executive Officer Sanjay Mehrotra said on a conference call. That sent stock surging as much as 11% in extended trading.
Micron was forced to halt shipments to one of its largest customers after the Trump administration banned Huawei from buying American technology. Micron makes chips used as the main memory in computers and as storage in mobile devices. Sales to the Chinese telecommunications company generate about 13% of Micron's annual revenue, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"We began those shipments in the last two weeks," Mehrotra said. The company completed its own review of the various and complex restrictions on supplying the Chinese company and made its own decision, he said, without providing further specifics.
Micron's announcement helped other chip shares gain. The Boise, Idaho-based company's stock had been among the most hardest hit this year by concern that a trade war between would cut U.S. companies off from their largest market, China. Mehrotra also said there are signs that demand is increasing as his customers work through their stockpiles of unused parts.
Micron may be the first company to go public about continuing some level of business with Huawei after looking closely at the rules, according to Cross Research analyst Steven Fox. Even when companies have headquarters in the U.S., they may be able, through ownership of overseas subsidiaries and operations, to classify their technology as foreign, he said.
"It's one of those things that's very hard to calculate," Fox said. "There's a partial amount of shipments that you should think about, not just with Micron, but with other companies in the supply chain too, as continuing."
Micron and others may be taking advantage of a loophole, according to Kevin Cassidy, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus & Co. If less than 25% of the technology in a chip originates in the U.S., then it's not covered by the ban, he said. That could lead to the transfer of patents to overseas entities, something the U.S. government would oppose, he said.
Cassidy said he's concerned that President Donald Trump's administration might see the resumption of shipments to Huawei as undermining its goal of putting pressure on the Chinese in trade negotiations and take other actions.
The U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee passed a resolution Tuesday designating Huawei and fellow Chinese equipment maker ZTE Corp. as threats to national security.
Mehrotra has been telling investors that a much broader set of customers will help insulate the industry from the brutal downturns that have wiped out profitability in the past. He said that data-center owners, such as Alphabet Inc.'s Google and Amazon.com Inc.'s AWS, who had cut orders as they worked through stockpiles of unused components, are now starting to order again.
Earlier, Micron Chief Financial Officer David Zinsner said the company's revenue will be $4.5 billion, plus or minus $200 million, in the period ending in August. Analysts, on average, projected $4.56 billion. Micron reported sales fell 39% to $4.79 billion in the fiscal third quarter, topping analysts' estimates of $4.68 billion.
Profit, excluding certain items, was $1.05 a share in the period ended May 30. Analysts, on average, estimated 78 cents a share. The company projected adjusted profit of 45 cents a share, plus or minus 7 cents, in the current quarter. Analysts estimated 63 cents a share.
Last quarter, the company said it would idle 5% of production for DRAM and NAND memory chips because of weaker demand and reduce its planned capital expenses in the fiscal year to about $9 billion. Micron said Tuesday it intends to "meaningfully" reduce its spending on new plants and equipment in its fiscal year 2020, in order to align increases in supply with demand levels.
(Updates with comments from analyst in the sixth paragraph.)
To contact the reporter on this story: Ian King in San Francisco at ianking@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story: Jillian Ward at jward56@bloomberg.net, Andrew Pollack, Alistair Barr
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Q: Orders of elements in cyclic groups I think I'm a bit confused about the order of elements in cyclic groups.
If we suppose $G$ is a group of order 35, and let $x∈G$ such that x≠e, from Lagrange's Theorem $x$ will be of order 5, 7, or 35. If $x$ is of order 35, then $G$ is cyclic and thus has elements of order 5 and 7.
I don't understand the last part where it says that if $x$ is of order 35, $G$ has elements of order 5 and 7. I'd thought that if $G$ is cyclic then all elements of $G$ would have order 35. Obviously this is wrong, but I don't quite understand why?
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A: The order of an elements $g$ in a group $G$ is the smallest number of times that you need to apply the group operation to $g$ to obtain the identity.
Let $G$ be cyclic of order $35$. That means that there is an element $g\in G$ with $g^{35}=e$, and that $g^k\ne e$ for all $1<k<35$. Now, consider $h=g^5$. Then $h^7=(g^5)^7=g^{35}=e$, but $h^k\ne e$ for all $1<k<7$, thus $h$ has order $7$. Similarly, the element $g^7$ has order $5$.
Remark: Cauchy's theorem (which perhaps you did not see yet) states that if $p$ is a prime dividing $|G|$, then $G$ has an element of order $p$. Thus, the only finite groups where all elements except the identity have the same order are $p$-groups, namely groups whose order is a power of a fixed prime $p$. A group of size $35$ is not a $p$-group.

A: If $G$ is commutative, the order of an element $x$ is the smallest $n \in \mathbb{N}^*$ such that $nx=0_G$.
If $G= \mathbb{Z} / 35 \mathbb{Z}$, $x=\overline{7}$ has order $5$.
Indeed,
$2x=\overline{14}$
$3x=\overline{21}$
$4x=\overline{28}$
$5x=\overline{35}=\overline{0}$
$y=\overline{5}$ has order $7$.
We have $\mathbb{Z}/35\mathbb{Z} \cong \mathbb{Z}/5\mathbb{Z} \times \mathbb{Z}/7\mathbb{Z}$.

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We will help you obtain a Reduced Fare Marta Card. This will enable you to pay $1 for three hours' worth of transfers one way.
We will take you to and from 12 step meetings.
Attending spiritual services is an option but not required.
We will be responsible for monitoring you by house checks twice a day, daily alcohol breathalyzers, frequent, random drug screens, and a daily sign-in at the office.