Chinese Manufacturers Facing A Bigger Test Than Tariffs
While China’s export machine has proved resilient since the Iran conflict began, some manufacturers are starting to feel the pain.
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How the PLA Has Tried to Get Around Chip Export Controls
Procurement tenders shows how military agencies attempted to purchase Nvidia hardware through a network of commercial partners.
Jeffrey Wasserstrom on Tackling Misconceptions about China
The author and historian discusses the multitude of facets and the contrasts between Mao Zedong and Xi Jinping.
Trump’s Surrender to China’s Rise
The president’s visit to Beijing was an effective acknowledgment that the U.S. and others can no longer constrain China’s emergence as an economic superpower.
China’s Next AI Challenge: Controlling the Cost
If AI is becoming a new kind of “factory,” as Jensen Huang suggests, can China win by replicating its low-cost manufacturing playbook?
Company In The News: JinkoSolar
One of China’s biggest solar firms sells its Florida subsidiary as Chinese clean-tech investment to the United States struggles.
Yes China Can
A country as vast and populous as China cannot be ruled as a liberal constitutional democracy, argue Chinese Communist party and government officials — and...
China and Democracy
Also, the illusion of cheap Chinese AI.
Germany Needs to Confront China’s New Reality
Germany and its Western peers must urgently understand the nature and sheer scale of China’s advances if they are to withstand the growing pressure on...
Assessing the Summit
Plus, Chinese memory chips.
Joe Studwell on Getting Africa’s Economies to Work
The author and journalist discusses whether the ‘Asian tigers’ model is one African countries can emulate, and China’s influence over the region’s development.
Amid A Global Memory Chip Supply Crunch, Is China the Answer?
A worldwide shortage of vital memory chips could tempt the likes of Apple and Dell to buy more from Chinese suppliers, but they will have...