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A US pull-out will leave China the most powerful player in developing and setting standards for the leading open-source chip technology, disadvantaging American companies and giving Chinese firms a critical boost.

The high-power weapon system can fire from a moving truck and uses just one-fifth of the energy of current methods.

At meeting of Communist Party’s top policymaking body, Xi says China must ‘fight the battle in core technologies’, increase supply chain resilience in face of containment by US.

Loongson and Cambricon estimate deep losses for 2023 as analysts say strict US sanctions and limited product catalogues at Chinese firms are hindering domestic chip development.

Beijing is pushing a ‘whole-of-the-nation’ approach to focus resources on tech breakthroughs in key areas amid rising pressure from the US.

The Biden administration wants such disclosures in an effort to detect foreign actors that might use artificial intelligence to launch ‘malicious cyber-enabled activity’.

China demand for chip tools has proven resilient despite intensified US sanctions that aimed to cut off the country’s access to advanced machines.

Large-scale chip testing in orbit is crucial for the space ambitions of China, which believes its biggest competitive pressure no longer comes from Nasa but from private space companies.

A memory chip plant located halfway between Seoul and Beijing illustrates the tough choices South Korean business leaders and policymakers face as they try to limit the damage from the US tech war with China.

Take a look inside Shenzhen’s ‘X-Institute’, where today’s gifted students are becoming tomorrow’s top scientists.