US – China: – From Trump to Biden – Trade Wars and Tech Wars
Analysts generally point to Made in China 2025, Beijing’s 10-year blueprint for transforming the country from a “manufacturing giant into a world manufacturing power”, as the trigger for the tech war – only it was a delayed reaction on the part of the US, which was preoccupied with the 2016 presidential election campaign when MIC 2025 was announced in 2015.
After Donald Trump won the White House, China hawks like trade advisor Peter Navarro and Senator Marco Rubio referred to MIC 2025 as a “brazen” example of the Chinese government flouting international trade rules by giving state subsidies to its tech industry. As trade tensions mount between the U.S. and China, the U.S. semiconductor industry fears a tech cold war could disrupt the global supply chain. Now companies on both sides of the Pacific are trying to develop strategies to mitigate risk — whether it’s hoarding supplies or looking at shifting the location of production facilities.
Biden signs bill to boost U.S. chips, compete with China President Joe Biden on Tuesday, Aug 9, 2022 signed a landmark bill to provide $52.7 billion in subsidies for U.S. semiconductor production and research and to boost efforts to make the United States more competitive with China’s science and technology efforts. “The future is going to be made in America,” Biden said, calling the measure “a once-in-a-generation investment in America itself.”
The U.S. government’s plan to invest $1.5 billion in cell network technology:
The federal government plans to invest $1.5 billion to help spur a standards-based alternative for the gear at the heart of modern cellular networks.
Why it matters: Experts say — and the government agrees — that there are economic and national security risks in having such equipment made only by a handful of companies overseas, with the most affordable products coming from China’s Huawei.
Details: The most likely effort to benefit from the new funding is known as ORAN (Open Radio Access Network), which uses standard computing gear to replace what has been proprietary hardware from companies like Nokia, Ericsson and Huawei.
The federal government is kicking off the program with a public comment period, which will run through Jan. 23.
The U.S. has largely banned use of Huawei’s devices over security concerns amid deepening U.S.-China tensions.
Between the lines: Commercial adoption of ORAN is already under way, though mostly in either limited trials or for brand-new networks. Dish Network and Japan’s Rakuten are both using it.
Facebook and others have been pushing the approach for years, initially mainly as an option for emerging markets.
Yes, but: It’s harder for existing network operators to shift to such gear.
The grants could help address some of the challenges for existing carriers who might want to use ORAN as they modernize and upgrade their networks.
What they’re saying: “The highly consolidated global market for wireless equipment creates serious risks for both consumers and U.S. companies,” Alan Davidson, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for communications and information and NTIA administrator, said in a statement.
The big picture: None of the major cellular gear makers is based in the U.S., with the market dominated at the high end by Ericsson, Nokia and Samsung, along with China’s Huawei and ZTE at the low end.Efforts to create alternatives, including U.S.-based options, have been going on for some time.
The move to boost efforts like ORAN could bolster the U.S. government’s push to convince other countries to stop using Chinese-made gear.
“ORAN has been the answer of U.S. policy makers,” wireless consultant Chetan Sharma told Axios. “They are putting their money where their mouth is.”
What’s next: The agency plans to hold listening sessions in January and is required to start making the first grants by August.
Dr. Said El Mansour Cherkaoui Invited by the Central and Provincial Governments of China
with Dr. James Garrett and the East Bay Center for International Trade Development
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Invited by the Chinese Government to facilitate the international expansion of Chinese companies and to provide training to the leaders of Chinese companies on the requirements of business internationalization and the development of logistics sof market-entry including distribution in Western Europe and United States of America.
This invitation followed the organization of a 3-month training course that I had prepared in Oakland and Berkeley within the Center for International Trade Development (CITD) in collaboration with academic and professional institutions located in Oakland and Berkeley in the San Francisco Bay and Northern California.
These study and training programs provided to Chinese delegations was composed of businessmen, CEOs and regional representatives of the authorities of central power and was part of the cooperation agreements between China and United States.
03/30/2020
Our prayers and thoughts go out to the valiant Chinese People for their recovery and for that of the Peoples of this World currently suffering from this epidemic which we hope will be banished from all our memories and from our human history by the scientific and divine will, Ameen.
In fact since 1995, I had already established direct and consulting relationships with Chinese officials when I served as Vice President of the International Business Commission within the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. I also organized the visit of a delegation made up of members of research centers, businessmen and leaders of the provinces of Yunnan, Dalian and other regions of China.
Said E. Cherkaoui Research on China Technology and Mobile Communication Published in London, Great Britain – August 2001
The Paris Motor Show saw Renault present their Showcar K-ZE, which is a prototype for the announced City SUV models, which will be released in China next year. Furthermore, the automobile manufacturer has announced additional PHEV and HEV versions of current vehicle models. Renault plans to sell the Clio as a hybrid version, Read more
Less than two years ago I stood in front of this large blank slate field just South of Shanghai with a handful of my Tesla peers in the early stages of GFSH design. The second picture shows what this field Read more
Dr. Said El Mansour Cherkaoui Invited by the Central and Provincial Governments of China
with Dr. James Garrett and the East Bay Center for International Trade Development
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
Invited by the Chinese Government to facilitate the international expansion of Chinese companies and to provide training to the leaders of Chinese companies on the requirements of business internationalization and the development of logistics sof market-entry including distribution in Western Europe and United States of America.
This invitation followed the organization of a 3-month training course that I had prepared in Oakland and Berkeley within the Center for International Trade Development (CITD) in collaboration with academic and professional institutions located in Oakland and Berkeley in the San Francisco Bay and Northern California.
These study and training programs provided to Chinese delegations was composed of businessmen, CEOs and regional representatives of the authorities of central power and was part of the cooperation agreements between China and United States.
In fact since 1995, I had already established direct and consulting relationships with Chinese officials when I served as Vice President of the International Business Commission within the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. I also organized the visit of a delegation made up of members of research centers, businessmen and leaders of the provinces of Yunnan, Dalian and other regions of China.
Our prayers and thoughts go out to the valiant Chinese People for their recovery and for that of the Peoples of this World currently suffering from this epidemic which we hope will be banished from all our memories and from our human history by the scientific and divine will, Ameen.
03/30/2020
Said E. Cherkaoui Research on China Technology and Mobile Communication Published in London, Great Britain – August 2001
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