The week's best and worst from Kim Strassel, Jason Willick, Mene Ukueberuwa and Dan Henninger. Photo: BloombergChina is investing $1.4 trillion to overtake the West in critical technologies by 2025. Beijing aims to control the commanding heights of 5G wireless, artificial intelligence, quantum computing and blockchain—technologies that promise to coordinate control between digital services and machines through the Internet of Things.
Xi Jinping’s China seeks to dominate these technologies so it can monitor, and thereby control, the world. Washington, suddenly alert to this threat, is trying to limit the penetration of world markets by Chinese tech giants like Huawei.
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opinion China will do anything to get their hands on technology and inventions with no funding limits. Governments companies choose to ignore and they are losing. In addition China has a very sophisticated spy network!
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opinion We are allowing them to make our medication, computer chips etc. Someone should have been watching this!
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opinion Scientific breakthrough requires not only investment but also freedom of thinking, which is equal to zero in China under CCP.
opinion Manchin and Republicans want China to succeed.
opinion Soviets had their short lived Sputnik moment as PCR might also but in the end maximizing human potentials is what America does best!
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opinion America had hoped that economic liberalization would bring China into greater partnership with us and with the world. Instead, China has chosen economic aggression, which has in turn emboldened its growing military.
opinion Beijing now requires many American businesses to hand over their trade secrets as the cost of doing business in China. It also coordinates and sponsors the acquisition of American firms to gain ownership of their creations.
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