China's hypersonic BGV >>> Wu-14 / DF-ZF / DF-17

[aonestudio]

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[stealthflanker]

It's a very good idea. tho i believe a mid course update is needed. Thus allow small and lightweight seeker to be used, facilitating small re-entry vehicle.

 

[luritie]

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CAG organic defences provides formidable AA capabilities, with US assets allowing detection and elimination of friendly ships and planes before releasing weapons on top of directing other assets to protect the Group, notably E-2 Hawkeyes and AEGIS ships. To strike at AA ships in the group, one must first penetrate the CAP. Within the terminal guidance phase, interception missiles can predict the paths of and destroy HGVs, thus an emphasis is put on improving HGV maneuverability and minimizing hostile prediction accuracy and interception rates. The HGV's movement timing can be calculated according to the flight envelope of the interceptor and data on earlier enemy interception. That last bit talks about the growing challenge CAG defence is and how the coordinated nature allows maximum destruction while...

 

[luritie]

A Case for China’s Pursuit of Conventionally Armed ICBMs

Circumstantial evidence suggests China might consider using its growing inventory of intercontinental ballistic missiles in a conventional strike role.

thediplomat.com

 

[Josh_TN]

I think it’s a forgone conclusion the PRC will develop a global conventional capability, given that their infrastructure and strategic targa would be vulnerable to US conventional attacks on day 1 even now. They would want a way to strike at high value US targets, especially ships in port, in a similar time frame. The chances for triggering a nuclear exchange increase pretty steadily however.

 

[luritie]

China says it has hypersonic missiles with heat-seeking tech – years before US

Breakthroughs in the precision and cooling mechanism of infrared sensors are pushing forward the country’s development of hypersonic weapons, researchers say.

www.scmp.com

 

[jsport]

VanHerck: China’s Efforts of Hypersonics ‘Tenfold’ What US Has Done | Air & Space Forces Magazine

Gen. Glen D. VanHerck warned that China is outpacing the US in hypersonics but said the 2023 budget will likely include additional funding.

www.airforcemag.com

 

[Grey Havoc]

China study demos cheap Nvidia chips for hypersonic weapons

Jetson module can efficiently process computational fluid dynamics models

www.theregister.com

 

[Josh_TN]

China study demos cheap Nvidia chips for hypersonic weapons

Jetson module can efficiently process computational fluid dynamics models

www.theregister.com

Most any missile uses very outdated chip sets by commercial standards. It is not surprising that they may be suitable for weapons guidance. I doubt any weapon deployed by the US has the processor equivalent of a contemporary iPhone.

The primary goal of tech bans is more related to ground AI systems used for modeling and mass data analysis.