Who will win the computer chips race?
China's Two Sessions 2023
•
2m 1s
Whether you’re watching this video on your phone, desktop computer, or TV, all would be impossible without computer chips and semiconductors.
They’re the unseen backbone of just about every device you can think of. And their global shortage highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated a race to dominate a lucrative global market. This is creating fresh tensions between the U.S. and China.
Owen Fairclough reports.
Up Next in China's Two Sessions 2023
-
Reality of China-U.S. relations
The U.S. policy towards China in the last 12 months has been a lesson in rhetoric versus reality. While Washington said repeatedly that it wants to work with China, the reality was tightening export controls, ongoing trade tariffs, and a perceived softening of the One China policy. CGTN’s Nathan ...
-
Why China is increasing investments i...
The world economy is undergoing yet another major transformation.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions between the United States and China, Chinese and American companies are adjusting their delivery strategies.
They’re setting up more factories in northern Mexico aimi...
-
China's influence in Latin America
Trade and investment between China and Latin America have increased exponentially over the last couple of decades. And along with that, China's seen a growing influence in the region. CGTN’s PauloCabral, has our report from Brazil.
