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U.S. President-elect Joe Biden is unlikely to end the pressure on Chinese big-tech companies promoted by the Donald Trump administration, but instead will pursue targeted regulation and increase the pressure through cooperation with allies, experts say. Diagnosed on the 29th (local time).
“The bullets were fired out of the room,” said Abyshur Prakash, a geopolitical expert at CIF, a Toronto-based consulting firm. “The Trump administration has completely shaken the Detent that has existed between the United States and China for decades.” .
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions, executive orders and other measures against Chinese big tech companies. For example, Huawei was listed on the US Entity List last year. U.S. companies must obtain prior permission from the U.S. government when dealing with listed companies or organizations.
The action to exclude Chinese IT companies is expected to continue under the Biden administration.
“The Biden administration sees technology as a major source of competition and will continue some of the Trump administration’s approach to blocking the flow of critical technology to China,” said Adam Segall, a researcher at the American Diplomatic Association (CFR). said.
“The difference is that we will work more closely with civilians and allies, and focus on a narrower range of technology,” he added.
Paul Trioli, head of the Eurasian Group’s technology policy analysis, predicts that the Biden administration will cooperate with allies in China’s technology-related policy.
He said the Biden administration “will clarify what needs to be controlled within the emerging and basic technology sectors,” he said, and could include artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
“The Biden administration will put a higher wall on the things that need to be protected for national security reasons rather than the control over a wide range of technology sectors.” I look forward to clarification.”