Inside the US campaign to cut China out of supply chains, which already pressured companies like Apple to look at moving 15% to 30% of output out of the country
Apple, Google and others shift production to prepare for ‘decoupled’ global market — It was a hot summer morning in Taipei …
#TheBigStory | Apple, Google, Amazon and others are shifting production from China to its neighbors as the U.S. pushes for a ‘decoupled’ global market. We get inside the move. https://asia.nikkei.com/... https://twitter.com/...
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⚡️ “Inside the US campaign to cut China out of the tech supply chain” Tech suppliers are navigating U.S. pressure to limit ties with China. But keeping both superpowers onside comes at a cost. #USChina https://twitter.com/...
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“There is strong bipartisan consensus on the challenges that a rising China poses.” - @MartijnRasser speaks with @NikkeiAsia about intensifying technology competition between the United States and China: https://asia.nikkei.com/...
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“What started as U.S. government pressure on American companies to boycott specific Chinese entities has since become a concerted effort to force non-U.S. suppliers to join a wholesale blockade of Chinese technology.” https://asia.nikkei.com/...
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Vietnam even at its highest can't fulfill global market demand, and this is in addition to global overproduction for electronics. There's no way to repeat the China effect in another country with lesser returns on investment. Line goes down. https://twitter.com/...