An in-depth look at the US sanctions on China's chipmakers and worries over their impact on inflation and rising costs for Western manufacturers and customers
Financial Times June Yoon
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@mohossain
Mo Hossain
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The cost of America's ban on Chinese chips The new US technology rules will hurt China's chipmakers. But they will also add to inflationary pressures on many products https://www.ft.com/... https://twitter.com/... https://twitter.com/...
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@rikefranke
Ulrike Franke
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This is a very insightful @ft article on the global chip market and the impact of US sanctions against China Lex in-depth: the cost of America's ban on Chinese chips https://www.ft.com/... https://twitter.com/...
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@paragkhanna
Parag Khanna
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Another useful update on the semiconductor race: https://www.ft.com/... This is the “great supply chain tug-of-war” at the heart of #Connectography (2016).
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@maria_shagina
Dr Maria Shagina
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Decoupling won't be cheap, esp. for consumers, as supply chains are being restructured not around economic efficiency, but resilience and security. “The result will be higher costs across all kinds of industries —from biotech, finance, self-driving to AI” https://www.ft.com/...
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@ftopinion
@ftopinion
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Washington wants to thwart China's aim of producing advanced semiconductors. But it is unlikely to have fully appreciated the effect of splitting the world semiconductor supply chain in two on costs for western manufacturers and their customers https://www.ft.com/... https://twit…
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@pstasiatech
Paul Triolo
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Lex in-depth: the cost of America's ban on Chinese chips ...American policymakers are unlikely to have fully appreciated the corollary of splitting world semiconductor supply chain in two: far higher costs for western manufacturers and their customers. https://www.ft.com/...