🚨INFO SUR LA PANNE QUI TOUCHE REVOLUT ET PLUSIEURS BANQUES 🚨: Google vient de préciser la cause : un incident électrique dans une zone de son centre informatique de Londres. Le problème électrique est désormais maîtrisé, mais les services doivent revenir progressivement. Communiqué Google Pour résoudre la panne, ils rétablissent l’infrastructure touchée. Les banques peuvent aussi, lorsque leur architecture le permet, basculer leurs services vers une autre zone informatique, solution proposée par Google. Concernant le délai, en heure française : - À 13 h 12, Google annonçait une amélioration partielle dans les 30 minutes, soit vers 13 h 42. - Les autres services doivent suivre, sans heure garantie pour un rétablissement complet. - Le prochain point d’information est prévu au plus tard à 14 h. Suivi officiel On peut donc espérer une amélioration imminente, mais cela ne garantit pas que toutes les fonctions bancaires seront disponibles immédiatement.

Just came out of an LED panel factory in Guangzhou. Most notable thing after having toured European manufacturers for over a month last year: Nobody minded us taking pictures. In western factories that's taboo, because nobody wants any information about how they produce circulating. I asked the production manager why they don't care here. His answer: "You can see how we do it, but each of these machines costs ¥3m (~€400k) and we run dozens of them." The moat is capital. There's also a default assumption that everything gets copied anyway, so nobody builds their business on production secrets. Another big reason is that showing the line is marketing. About 95% of companies selling LED panels here are trading companies. Middlemen = somebody's taking a cut = you're paying a bad price. Letting you see the factory proves they actually produce, shows the quality of the components, and signals you're getting a fair price. Same with privacy. In Europe, filming workers beyond their hands is a no-go. Here people glanced up at three people filming them and continued working. Try that in a Bavarian SME. Some numbers: > 95% automated: that means machines assemble 95% of components, humans 5% > Factory runs 24/7 on two 12-hour shifts. In Europe this would be 3x 8h > 60h weeks, two days off, just not always the weekend > Guangdong minimum wage is ¥2,680 (€360) per month, so ~€1.40/hour > Employer cost is ¥4,100 though and employee pays ¥700 in taxes. Those are all pension and social contributions. There's no income tax on salaries below ¥5,000 The owner is called Cha-Ming, so he goes by Charming for foreigners. He definitely enjoys leaning into this name for branding.

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