Tuft's Uni Miller on Semiconductor Geopolitics

The video discusses China's limited response to US-imposed chip curbs due to its dependency on imported technology. It highlights the ongoing diplomatic tensions between the US and China, particularly over Taiwan and military dominance. Despite high-level meetings, the arms race in the Indo-Pacific continues. The video also explores the gradual decoupling of US and Chinese tech sectors, driven by political rather than economic factors. Finally, it examines China's adaptive diplomatic strategies, focusing on digital diplomacy and forming new alliances in response to global geopolitical shifts.

How has China's diplomatic strategy evolved in response to its economic challenges?

What role does digital diplomacy play in China's current foreign policy?

In what ways is China attempting to forge new alliances in the current geopolitical landscape?