Confusion around what China has officially agreed to in terms of pausing its rare earths, and other critical mineral, export controls persists – even as we are a week out from Donald Trump and Xi Jinping’s trade agreement in South Korea. Significant discrepancies remain between official statements from the White House and China’s Ministry of Commerce on the issue. Meanwhile, officials and commercial players on both sides of the Pacific are reporting significant differences around their expect...
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Confusion around what China has officially agreed to in terms of pausing its rare earths, and other critical mineral, export controls persists – even as we are a week out from Donald Trump and Xi Jinping’s trade agreement in South Korea. Significant discrepancies remain between official statements from the White House and China’s Ministry of Commerce on the issue. Meanwhile, officials and commercial players on both sides of the Pacific are reporting significant differences around their expect...
Ep 27 - Weaponizing supply chains + the real-time breakdown of the Geneva détente
The Trivium China Podcast
40 minutes
5 months ago
Ep 27 - Weaponizing supply chains + the real-time breakdown of the Geneva détente
On this week’s Trivium China podcast, host Andrew Polk is joined by his colleagues Kendra Schaefer (Trivium’s head of tech policy) and Ether Yin (Trivium’s head of policy research) to talk through the latest tech controls from the US on China – and China’s likely reaction. The three discuss: The Trump administration’s move to restrict sales of electronic design automation (EDA) software to ChinaThe EDA landscape in China and whether Chinese tech firms can step in to fill this void in the semi...
The Trivium China Podcast
Confusion around what China has officially agreed to in terms of pausing its rare earths, and other critical mineral, export controls persists – even as we are a week out from Donald Trump and Xi Jinping’s trade agreement in South Korea. Significant discrepancies remain between official statements from the White House and China’s Ministry of Commerce on the issue. Meanwhile, officials and commercial players on both sides of the Pacific are reporting significant differences around their expect...
