Taishan Struggles to Overcome the CSL

As China's largest manufacturer of supercomputers, Taishan has always been at the forefront of the Chinese supercomputer industry. However, in recent years, it has struggled to keep up with the pace of development in the Chinese supercomputer market.

One reason for this struggle is that Taishan faces stiff competition from other domestic and international companies. For example, Lenovo's Tianhe-2 supercomputer was launched earlier than Taishan and has already won many orders from customers. In addition, some foreign companies such as IBM and Huawei have also made significant progress in developing their own supercomputers.

Another reason is that Taishan's technical performance has not kept up with the latest developments in the field. Many of its products still rely on proprietary technologies, which can make it difficult to adapt to changes in technology or customer needs.

Furthermore, Taishan's pricing strategy may also be a factor. While Taishan's products are generally more affordable than those of competitors like Lenovo and IBM, they may still be too expensive for some customers who are looking for high-performance computing solutions.

Despite these challenges, Taishan remains a strong player in the Chinese supercomputer market. The company continues to invest heavily in research and development, and it is working hard to improve the technical performance of its products. With continued investment and innovation, Taishan has the potential to overcome the challenges it faces and continue to lead the way in the Chinese supercomputer industry.