China’s Tech Sector: Economic Champions, Regulatory Targets

This online event, set for Monday, April 8, 9:00-10:00 am US ET, highlights the key debates around the challenges facing China’s private tech firms. Although they are supposed to be the engine powering China’s economic future, they are also facing a range of political and regulatory constraints at home and abroad. This event will consider several questions, including: How does the Chinese state conceive of private tech firms? Is it accurate to describe the last few years as a “tech crackdown”? Where are Chinese firms making the most (and least) progress technologically? Have U.S. restrictions slowed Chinese progress or unwittingly fostered a great leap forward for China’s tech sector?
Trustee Chair Scott Kennedy will moderate a discussion with leading experts on these issues: Angela Zhang (University of Hong Kong), author of the new book, High Wire: How China Regulates Big Tech and Governs Its Economy” ; Paul Triolo (Albright Stonebridge Group and Trustee Chair non-resident senior associate), who specializes in evaluating the tech capabilities of Chinese firms; and Martin Chorzempa (Peterson Institute for International Economics), who is working on project evaluating the scope and effectiveness of U.S. tech restrictions on China.
This event is made possible by generous support to CSIS.
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[@thomasrogers9146]

Looser focus on winners and winners focus on winning.

[@theinfralink6598]

Good discussion overall. Regarding your last crystal ball question, let me roll my crystal ball and tell you, regardless the U.S. election results, the U.S. policy of containment will fail spectacularly and China will emerge from the other side stronger. Why? Because the policy is fundamentally against the mega trend and the human nature of striving for better life, not moving backwards.

[@petergreen5337]

Well said and well OBSERVED.

[@mondo6595]

actually there is no private tech firm once u grow big the company will not belong to anyone privately anymore

[@haoli5779]

These are English experts not Chinese experts.

[@Antiwumao]

angela zhang is chinese

[@akka2011hk]

China and US will completely decouple in Tech. SMIC is mass producing 5nm and going to 3nm and SMEE has already got a DUV equivalent to ASML NXT2000i working.

[@Dragon-Headed-Caterpillar]

When I become less and less intelligent (dumber?) and less and less capable, I demand my competition to “reduce” his intelligence and capabilities or else I will block him out from the race/competition.😂

[@theinfralink6598]

Well said

[@petergreen5337]

❤😂 HAHAHA absolutely CORRECT

[@lesliebona]

China has stopped the used of AMD and Intel by Chinese companies. That is a lost of a major market. From now on they should used Chinese made chips. They can still buy potato chips from USA.

[@cathie3874]

中国的工程师红利太巨大了。美国工程师红利已经完全🈚️了，靠新技术移民把台面撑一撑，未来没有什么后劲。

[@bobcat6751]

Hay these are the people who did a "realistic simulations" on a Taiwan Invasion by the PLA based literally on rolling dices. The scary thing is that their "simulation" made nation news here.

[@robertprawendowski2850]

⭐

[@qake2021]

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[@qake2021]

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[@kelvinzhang2108]

In order to understand American Policy, it's better to invite an PSYCHIATRIST for better understand in any future discussion

[@MarktheMole]

Why? To analyse what on earth is going on in Xi's cranium?? How did he bring the world's most promising economy - to its knees? And why.. just to keep the ghastly CCP in power? When it's power wasn't even threatened..