The upcoming presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will impact the ongoing hi-tech rivalry between China and the US amid rising geopolitical tensions. Jane Cai explores the potential outcomes of this tech battle.
Analysts predict that regardless of the election result, the hi-tech competition between Washington and Beijing will escalate, setting the stage for further strained US-China relations.
Both candidates have differing views on how to tackle this issue, with Trump hinting at more tariffs on Chinese imports, while Harris emphasizes the need for American dominance in the 21st-century tech race.
Experts believe that breakthroughs in technology will shape the geopolitical landscape, with the US and China vying for supremacy in this field, marking a critical aspect of international relations in the 21st century.
The evolving tech rivalry between the US and China is expected to have a profound impact on global affairs, though a new cold war scenario like the one experienced with the US-Soviet rivalry is not yet imminent.