For now, Russia's chipmaking industry is just a few decades behind the industry.
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Some researchers claim that the computing gap between the west and Soviet Union, was one of the reasons for its collapse. The PC revolution that catapulted the United States to the forefront of the information revolution in the 1980s would bypass the Soviet Union completely. Despite its lead in heavy industries, the Soviet Union was 20 years behind the U.S. in the domain of computing by the late 1980s: in 1986, the U.S. had about 1.3 million mainframes and minicomputers, and the Soviets had only 10,000
Lets hope history repeats.