China's Technological Predation Threatens U.S. Security : vi

China's Technological Predation Threatens U.S. Security | Opinion
Newsweek
2/10/2021
Daniel Ikenson
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Prince, a member of the hacking group Red Hacker Alliance who refused to give his real name, uses his computer at their office in Dongguan, China's southern Guangdong province.
With broad, bipartisan support from Congress, the Biden administration is expected to commence an all-of-government effort to confront the profound and rapidly multiplying challenges presented by China's rise. Exactly what the program will entail remains unclear, but neutralizing Beijing's web of predatory technology policies should be a priority.
For many years, China has been funneling hundreds of billions of dollars annually into technology research, development and production. It has been underwriting technology theft on a grand scale. And it has been extorting technological knowhow and other assets from U.S. businesses, as the price of entry into the Chinese market. These practices have made a mockery of the rules-based international trading system and have subverted the proper functioning of markets.

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