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Inside China's race for tech self-reliance

The korea Herald News

The korea Herald News

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June 23, 2026

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Inside China's race for tech self-reliance

Korea Herald correspondent HEFEI, China — Far from slowing China's technological rise, US sanctions and export controls have accelerated Beijing's drive for self-reliance, pushing Chinese companies to build domestic alternatives across industries. Landlocked Anhui province, west of Shanghai, has emerged as one of the clearest examples of that effort. Home to a growing cluster of artificial intelligence, electric vehicle, battery and renewable energy companies, the province has transformed itself

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· Jun 25, 2026

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NDTV

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· Jun 22, 2026

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South China Morning Post

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· Jun 23, 2026

What fuels global trade imbalances: China’s overcapacity or America’s failure to adapt?

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National Center for Public Policy Research

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· Jul 10, 2026

Steve Milloy: Corporate America’s China Addiction Has Become a National Security Threat

“U.S. corporations have outsourced vital consumer production to a geopolitical rival that is openly committed to displacing America as the world’s leading power,” writes Free Enterprise Project Executive Director Steve Milloy. “Corporate reliance on China has resulted in a supply chain so brittle that an...

Hindustan Times

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· Jul 6, 2026

Has China obtained the world’s most important machine?

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Related coverage for "Inside China's race for tech self-reliance": Seeking Alpha — KWEB: World Class Tech Weighed By The China Discount. CNN — From Shein to Pop Mart: How Chinese brands are grabbing global market share. NDTV — 'Super-Efficient, R&D Focused, State-Backed': Anant Goenka Explains Why Chinese Cos Win. South China Morning Post — What fuels global trade imbalances: China’s overcapacity or America’s failure to adapt?. National Center for Public Policy Research — Steve Milloy: Corporate America’s China Addiction Has Become a National Security Threat. Hindustan Times — Has China obtained the world’s most important machine?