Chip War : The Fight For The World'S Most Critical Technology
ISBN: 9781398504127
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Chip War Is A Riveting Account Of The Global Race To Control Semiconductor Technology, The Invisible Infrastructure Behind Everything From Smartphones And Fighter Jets To Electric Grids And Financial Markets. Written By Chris Miller, An Economic Historian And Professor At Tufts University, The Book Explores How Microchips Became The Most Critical Resource Of The 21St Century—And How Their Control Now Defines Military, Economic, And Political Power.
Miller Traces The Evolution Of Chip Technology From Its Cold War Origins To Today’S High-Stakes Rivalry Between The United States And China, Revealing:
How America’S Dominance In Chip Design Helped Win The Cold War
Why China Spends More On Importing Chips Than Oil
The Strategic Importance Of Taiwan, Home To 37% Of Global Chip Production
The Vulnerabilities In Global Supply Chains That Led To The Recent Chip Shortage
How Semiconductors Are Reshaping The Balance Of Power In Global Politics
Winner Of The Financial Times Business Book Of The Year And Selected As One Of Barack Obama’S Favorite Books Of 2023, Chip War Is Both A Nonfiction Thriller And A Wake-Up Call. It’S Essential Reading For Anyone Who Wants To Understand The Future Of Technology, Economics, And International Relations.