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美国政府和一些公司不久前已清楚地意识到外国公司——主要是日本公司——无控制地利用美国科学技术成就的后果。这一过程早已发展到很大规模,因此现在美国国家机构和公司对科技情报的大量“流失”反应激烈并显得有些仓促行事。例如1987年7月白宫阻止外国专家参加在华盛顿举行的超导问题会议,而柯达公司则争取到罗彻斯特大学和马萨诸塞理工学院同意取消了早先发给正在与柯达竞争的日本公司代表的邀请书。文章指出,日本在长时
Not long ago, the U.S. government and some companies have clearly realized the consequences of the uncontrolled use of U.S. scientific and technological achievements by foreign companies, mainly Japanese ones. The process has already reached a very large scale, so now the U.S. state agencies and companies have reacted furiously to the massive “loss” of scientific and technological intelligence and are somewhat hasty. For example, in July 1987, the White House prevented foreign experts from attending a meeting on superconductivity in Washington, DC, while Kodak secured the agreement of the University of Rochester and Massachusetts Institute of Technology to cancel an earlier invitation to a Japanese company that is currently competing with Kodak book. The article pointed out that Japan is long