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The United States has progressively intensified sanctions on China, focusing particularly on high-tech sectors like semiconductors and artificial intelligence. These sanctions are part of a broader strategy to curb China's technological and military advancements by restricting access to crucial technologies and equipment. Despite these restrictions, China has demonstrated resilience by advancing its domestic technological capabilities, particularly in semiconductor manufacturing and AI technologies. We will delve into how China is investing in mature process nodes and chiplet technologies to circumvent these barriers, fostering a shift towards technological self-reliance. In this video, we will cover how the global nature of technology supply chains and the adaptability of Chinese firms complicate the enforcement of US sanctions. We will examine the broader economic impacts of these sanctions and discuss the strategic implications for both the US and global markets. Lastly, we will highlight how BRICS countries and particularly Russia are supporting China in mitigating the impact of these sanctions through mechanisms like the New Development Bank and potential alternatives to Western financial systems. This comprehensive overview aims to provide you with a clear understanding of the ongoing US-China tech war, the strategic maneuvers involved, and the significant role of BRICS in this global narrative. Stay tuned as we unpack these complex interactions and their implications for the future of international relations and global technology leadership.
