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US Commerce Secretary Vows 'Strongest Action' on Huawei Chip Issue - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper - Vimarsana News

US Commerce Secretary Vows 'Strongest Action' on Huawei Chip Issue - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper

U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo vowed Monday to take the “strongest action possible” in response to a semiconductor chip-making breakthrough in China that a House Foreign Affairs Committee said “almost certainly required the use of U.S. origin technology and should be an export control violation.” In an interview with Bloomberg News, Raimondo called Huawei Technology’s…

Is China a 'level playing field' for trade? — Radio Free Asia - Vimarsana News

Is China a 'level playing field' for trade? — Radio Free Asia

Verdict: Misleading

Source: rfa.org
Global Technological Standards and Geopolitics: A Hudson Institute Event - Vimarsana News

Global Technological Standards and Geopolitics: A Hudson Institute Event

In a discussion held by Hudson Institute at 12:00 p.m. ET on June 12, Thomas Duesterberg, a senior ...

Biden Appointed Member Of Alleged Chinese Communist Front Group To Rep US Business In Asia - Vimarsana News

Biden Appointed Member Of Alleged Chinese Communist Front Group To Rep US Business In Asia

A fundraiser whom Biden appointed to represent the U.S. in Asia has allegedly served in CCP front groups, a Daily Caller News Foundation investigation found.

CBO Says Telecom Bill (S.1822) will Increase Spending and Bureaucracy - Vimarsana News

CBO Says Telecom Bill (S.1822) will Increase Spending and Bureaucracy

Adam D. Thierer Policy Analyst The Communications Act of 1994 (S. 1822) may be considered by the Senate before the close of the 103rd Congress. According to its sponsors, the bill would effectively deregulate the industry and ensure a competitive marketplace. I But an analysis of the bill prepared by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), released last week, warns that the bill will impose costly surcharges on the telecom- munications indust9r, increase federal spending and staffing, and impose new mandates on state and local governments.