Are US Curbs on China Working? A Realistic Evaluation of Chinese Chip Industry Ep12
Since 2018, the United States has been intensifying its curbs on China, especially in the semiconductor industry and other sensitive technology areas. While these measures have effectively limited the technological development of China, China has been finding ways to offset and to circumvent these sanctions. Despite having zero to no profitability, the Chinese chip industry has been kept afloat by national policies that demand progress rather than profit. How should we realistically evaluate China’s development? Delve into industry insights backed by data and first-hand evidence on Semiconductor Geopolitics: Taiwan's View.
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