China has always been factory to the world recently. Western countries are simply upset they have to compete with a new competitor willing to support, through policy, manufacturing systems at scale for products the world not just wants, but desperately needs.
US enterprises are happy to profit from international business when it’s easy. But having to compete against someone that forces them to rapidly innovate and scale? Too hard.
Yes, the world sells 90M light vehicles per year and needs as many batteries as possible to decarbonize electricity and vehicles. Make the EV and battery printer go brrr, climate change and all that jazz. Not opinionated on the semiconductors.
“Stop winning please.”
China has always been factory to the world recently. Western countries are simply upset they have to compete with a new competitor willing to support, through policy, manufacturing systems at scale for products the world not just wants, but desperately needs.
US enterprises are happy to profit from international business when it’s easy. But having to compete against someone that forces them to rapidly innovate and scale? Too hard.
Paperclip maximizer
Yes, the world sells 90M light vehicles per year and needs as many batteries as possible to decarbonize electricity and vehicles. Make the EV and battery printer go brrr, climate change and all that jazz. Not opinionated on the semiconductors.