China gets taste of victory in US tech war thanks to talent, supply chains, organisation
President Xi Jinping's recent symposium with China's top private entrepreneurs signaled that the nation has achieved an initial victory in overcoming technological restrictions imposed by the US. Xi's remarks, including the allusion to Mao Zedong's quote about the "east wind prevailing," conveyed confidence in China's technological resilience, particularly in light of advancements made despite US efforts to impede its progress.
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei echoed this sentiment, stating that concerns have eased regarding China's reliance on foreign chips and operating systems. This confidence stems from the industry's development in recent years, where China has managed to make impressive progress in overcoming US restrictions. While concerns about the tech rivalry persist, particularly with new policies like the America First Investment Policy, they are largely focused on specific sectors and temporary impacts rather than systemic failures.
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President Xi Jinping's recent symposium with China's top private entrepreneurs signaled that the nation has achieved an initial victory in overcoming technological restrictions imposed by the US. Xi's remarks, including the allusion to Mao Zedong's quote about the "east wind prevailing," conveyed confidence in China's technological resilience, particularly in light of advancements made despite US efforts to impede its progress.
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei echoed this sentiment, stating that concerns have eased regarding China's reliance on foreign chips and operating systems. This confidence stems from the industry's development in recent years, where China has managed to make impressive progress in overcoming US restrictions. While concerns about the tech rivalry persist, particularly with new policies like the America First Investment Policy, they are largely focused on specific sectors and temporary impacts rather than systemic failures.
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