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Four years after watching Donald Trump inflict wounds in a practical trade war with China, the U.S. President Joe Biden appears to have done the same, almost maintaining a stand saying that his economic views on China are no different from Trump's.
The Master on the Chessboard may have changed but certainly not the tactics and objective, even though the game is played with stricter rules.
Could this move by the U.S. and the Biden Administration mean a setback in China's technological ambitions by as much as a decade? Or does this signify the start of something new for the Chinese Industry? These and many more questions will be addressed in this video, so make sure you stick around till the end!
Where better to start than from the horse's mouth?
In a recent statement, ASML's Chief Executive Officer Peter Wennink stated clearly that China was unlikely to replicate the leading lithography technology the Company produced. He, however, did not rule them out, stating that unlikely to replicate did not mean impossible, as China will definitely try.
What exactly is he on about, then?
Well, he opined that it would take them as much as 15 years, giving them the same amount of time it took Peking to carry on its research on EUVs from the 1990s.
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