Self-help and Paradox of American Semiconductor
There is no doubt that the technological competition between China and the United States will be the main axis of the global technology industry for a long time from the past to the future. And the chip occupies a unique position among them. All along, the Chinese media have been analyzing the impact of the US’s implementation of chip supply and chip sniping on China, and China’s possible response measures. In other words, we have been looking at what China should do. However, as a long-term competition mechanism, the impact of chip competition is by no means unilaterally released to China. The United States, standing at the other end of the field, is also desperate for a small chip. Overall, the semiconductor policy of the United States in the past ten years has been quite consistent. It can be summed up as follows: build factories in-house and engage in sniping outside to reconcile the contradiction between large companies and local employment. The motivation for these behaviors lies...