#us-china-tech-competition

#us-china-tech-competition

China is rapidly building AI capability through massive investment, competitive startups and tech giants, narrowing the gap with the US in cost-efficient, scalable AI.

Remote work undermines U.S. tech competitiveness against China's intensive work culture, particularly harming junior employees' on-the-job learning.

US limits on Nvidia's top AI chips pushed China to accelerate domestic chip development and seek alternative supply paths while vendors navigated export controls.

The U.S. government bought a roughly 10% stake in Intel to strengthen domestic chip production and compete with China in AI and semiconductor leadership.

U.S. government involvement in private companies and proposed patent taxes risk stifling innovation and mimic state-run Chinese models.