US Plan to Toughen Semiconductor Curb Will Backfire
The US plan of coercing other countries into going after China's semiconductor industry will backfire, according to China's foreign ministry, which warns that such actions will hinder development of the global semiconductor industry. The US move is seen as a bid to counterbalance China's growing technological prowess, but experts argue that it will ultimately harm the industry as a whole. The plan also raises concerns about the potential for trade wars and their impact on the global economy.
- The US effort to contain China's semiconductor dominance may inadvertently create new opportunities for smaller countries or companies to fill the gap in global supply chains.
- Will the US strategy of pressuring other nations to target Chinese chipmakers ultimately lead to a fragmented and less resilient global semiconductor industry?