Speaker 1: Hey there, I'm ting and let's dive right into the
Speaker 1: latest on the US China tech war. Over the past
Speaker 1: two weeks, we've seen some significant developments that are reshaping
Speaker 1: the landscape of this high stakes competition. First off, cybersecurity
Speaker 1: incidents have been making headlines. The Chinese state backed hacker
Speaker 1: group volt Typhoon was dismantled by the US after it
Speaker 1: gained control of hundreds of internet routers in the US
Speaker 1: to launch attax on critical infrastructure systems, including water treatment
Speaker 1: plants and the electrical grid. This isn't the first time
Speaker 1: China has been linked to such activities. Remember the two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight presidential campaign hacks. It's clear that China's
Speaker 1: cyber hacking efforts are no longer just about espionage, but
Speaker 1: also about disrupting US networks and infrastructure. On the policy front,
Speaker 1: the US has introduced a stringent investment ban on China
Speaker 1: effective January twenty twenty five, focusing on sensitive technologies like AI,
Speaker 1: semiconductors and quantum computing three. This move is part of
Speaker 1: a broader strategy to curtail the flow of US capital
Speaker 1: and expertise into sectors that could bolster China's military capabilities
Speaker 1: or surveillance infrastructure. The Biden administration formalized a regulatory framework
Speaker 1: targeting these investments, and these measures have garnered bipartisan support
Speaker 1: in Washington, though they've also sparked tensions with the Chinese government.
Speaker 1: In the tech world, Deep Seek, a Chinese AI startup,
Speaker 1: has been making waves. OpenAI warned that Chinese companies were
Speaker 1: actively attempting to replicate its advanced AI models, and Deep
Speaker 1: Seek's emergence has sent shock waves through major American tech firms.
Speaker 1: The White House is evaluating the impact of deep Seek
Speaker 1: on national security, and investors have been selling tech stocks
Speaker 1: over concerns that this low cost Chinese AI model could
Speaker 1: threaten the market dominance of US based AI leaders. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: China is pushing to cut its reliance on Nvidia, fueled
Speaker 1: by recent successes from deep Seek and Unitry. The Chinese
Speaker 1: government has also launched an antitrust probe into Google after
Speaker 1: the US imposed ten percent tariffs, further escalating tensions. One
Speaker 1: looking Ahead experts predict that these developments will have significant
Speaker 1: strategic implications for both nations. The US China tech war
Speaker 1: is not just about economic dominance, but also about national
Speaker 1: security and global influence. As we move forward, it's crucial
Speaker 1: to keep an eye on how these policies and incidents
Speaker 1: shape the future of this critical competition. That's the latest
Speaker 1: from the front lines of the US China tech War.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned for more updates, and remember, in the world
Speaker 1: of cyber and tech, the landscape can change in a
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