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Technology, Innovation, and Great Power Competition – Class 4- Semiconductors

Steve Blank

is now engaged in great power competition with both China and Russia. In class 2 the class focused on China, the U.S.’s ” Having covered the elements of national power ( DIME-FIL ) and China and Russia, the class now shifts to the impact commercial technologies have on DIME-FIL. s primary great power competitor.

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Technology, Innovation, and Modern War – Class 17 – Organizational Design – Safi Bahcall

Steve Blank

Does the story of a superpower ignoring distant threats from seemingly weak competitors sound familiar from the class discussions on China? They need to understand product market fit: why some ideas will get traction, others won’t. and China in the near, mid, and long-term time frames. Little competitors that IBM disregarded.

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Pandemic, Boom, War, Correction. So Now What for Tech?

View from Seed

Globalization goes in reverse. Globalization is going in reverse for the first time in 3 decades. China also emerged from decades of socialist isolation to engage with the rest of the world, employing a market based “socialism” with Chinese characteristics. But the tide of globalization is starting to ebb.

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The Coming Chip Wars

Steve Blank

The United States just did this to China by limiting Huawei’s ability to outsource its in-house chip designs for manufacture by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), a Taiwanese chip foundry. So if the United State lost TSMC in China, one new American plant would not make up the difference in capacity. Here’s why.

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When National Security Falls Between the Cracks

Steve Blank

There are a number of specific areas where these blurred lines led to subpar policies that undermined America’s technological competitiveness and left the country weaker against adversaries like Russia and China. The United States is dependent on two companies, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Today, none are made there.

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What Are The Best Markets For Startups?

YoungUpstarts

The question now is: what are the best markets for startups? Global economic growth is determined by powerful markets, which are becoming more and more sophisticated. These are the fastest-growing markets for aspiring entrepreneurs who are looking to make it. China is largely considered the most attractive market.

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Economics In Asia In The Trump Era

YoungUpstarts

This week, Trump slapped tariffs on imported solar panels and washing machines on Monday in his first major move to level a global playing field. Through its subsidiaries in neighbouring Asian nations or directly, the biggest impact is potentially in China, the world’s largest producer of solar panels.

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