ЧТО СДЕЛАЛА АССОЦИАЦИЯ 26.20 ГОРШЕНИНА МАКСИМА?

Deskripsi:

00:00 – The roundtable begins with an overview of the challenges facing domestic microelectronics. 01:14 – Maxim Gorshenin, co‑founder of the Association of Computer Manufacturers and Peripheral Equipment 26.20, outlines the association’s mission to boost demand for Russian radio‑electronics. 02:48 – Participants introduce themselves, followed by a discussion at 03:11 on the problems the association has tackled, such as the lack of ARM system procurement and the implementation of procurement procedure PP 1875. 04:40 – The group highlights solutions, including the adoption of QR codes for community engagement at 07:24. 08:20 – Sergey Alexandrovich Semikin, CEO of GIGANT, points out the absence of a unified terminology between KTRU and GOST standards. 10:40 – The “Black Friday” event on November 1 is examined as a potential driver for microelectronics sales. 13:24 – Rising costs of RAM and other components are discussed, along with the increasing number of obstacles. 17:15 – Alexander Chershnev, director of development at KV Systems, addresses pricing challenges for Russian electronics. 20:03 – The concept of a criterion‑point model is explained. 23:24 – Power‑block developers face losses due to the lack of demand from Russian companies. 25:02 – The association invites participants to collaborate on legislative changes. 26:01 – Ekaterina Nikolaevna Cherenkova, founder of GK Beshtau, warns of counterfeit products in the Russian market. 31:07 – ARM system issues are revisited. 34:01 – The panel anticipates serious inspections. 36:22 – Counterfeit goods in the GISP are highlighted. 39:44 – The use of domestic ECBS is questioned. 46:17 – ARM codes have been removed, but challenges remain. 46:41 – Vasiliy Leonidovich Tabachuk, president of APKiPO 26.20, discusses the significant legislative gap concerning 30‑day KTRU holidays. 48:37 – Preferences for microcontrollers are considered. 49:43 – Development of chips for domestic monitors has been halted. 50:16 – Future plans for the association are outlined. 53:27 – The session concludes with a call to discuss microelectronics issues in the association’s chat.