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China's next act and the US-China tech war
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China is an essential player in global issues ranging from pandemics and climate change to artificial intelligence and biotechnology. But at the same time China's relationship with the United States, and the West at large, has become more competitive and adversarial, particularly when it comes to advanced technologies such as semiconductors. The room for cooperation between the world's two largest economies feels like it is becoming narrower and narrower as the ecological and technological challenges facing the world become larger and larger.
This seminar will explore the broad question of how the US and China can find a stable balance between competition and cooperation on global issues of sustainability and technology. Dr. Scott Moore of the University of Pennsylvania will give a talk on his new book, China's Next Act. The seminar will then focus in on the US-China tech war and the critical issue of semiconductors with Danish and international experts.
Programme
14.00-14.05 Welcome and introduction, Luke Patey
14.05-14.30 China's Next Act, Scott Moore
14.30-14.45 Q&A
14.45-15.00 Coffee break
15.00-15.15 China's response to the US tech war, Yang Jiang
15.15-15.30 America's semiconductor security, Douglas Fuller
15.30-16.00 Discussion and Q&A, Scott Moore, Douglas Fuller, Yang Jiang & Luke Patey