Why the USSR and China fell behind the US in the Chip Cold War
Briefly

Xi Jinping's condemnation of the US microchip export ban highlights escalating tensions between China and the US, signaling a potential military response over Taiwan.
The microchip industry is at the forefront of the global technological rivalry, with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company holding a crucial position in advanced semiconductor production.
China's efforts to develop its own microchip capabilities contrast sharply with Taiwan's dominant position, raising concerns that forced reunification may become a more pressing threat.
The historical context of semiconductor competition between the US and USSR provides insight into current geopolitical dynamics, shaping strategies for both Beijing and Washington.
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