How does the China-US chip war affect India? | Business Matters | The Hindu

[@muthukumaranl]

Thank you i was wanting to understand this & bingo business matters covers it wonderfully...please continue to report on this!

[@phaneendrarushi5262]

Not only Australian ties but also ties with the African coastal countries like Madagascar, South Africa etc., can aid the rare earth deficiency.

[@Kevin-fq3zh]

very informative presentation. good basis for me to pursue this subject further 👍🏻

[@gnojal]

Lovely explaination...❤

[@Ravisigili]

Superb one !!

[@shilpabosco2605]

Excellent topic

[@JasonMomos]

I love his narration.

[@motei1853]

The problem is the extremely high cost to mine these and the way China controls it can flood the market with RE’s for years thus making investment irrelevant. We had companies investing billions go bankrupt due to this.

[@neelamadhabsahu8711]

It will greatly affect the progress of chip industry in India. The prices of all electronic product in India will go up. We know how sluggish is our capabilities in producing such rare metals. I wonder how the IRE a central government firm has not yet winded up because of its performance and contribution. It's high time to call for an end of heat at Indo China border and start sustainable trade between the countries for the wellness of industry as well as the people of India.

[@ap8672]

Nalco should star producing gallium

[@hanfucolorful9656]

As of today ( Sept, 26, 2023), China can make 7nm semiconductor chips while India can make 7mm chips (potato chips). 1 mm = 1000000 nm．　Conclusion:　India needs engineers.

[@kongwee1978]

Congrats India to replace China as the exporter of rare earth!

[@Chandankumar-qw6hb]

Geo Economic🎉

[@manmohanmehta5697]

We have to hurry up and get into the chip manufacturing and AI development. Great video.