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Interview: Chris Miller, historian and author of "Chip War"
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In which I consult an expert on the battle to control the semiconductor industry.
Interview: Chris Miller, historian and author of "Chip War" In which I consult an expert on the battle to control the semiconductor industry. Noah Smith Jul 11, 2023 205 36 14 Share The struggle to control the semiconductor industry is one of the most important economic stories in the world today. Whether China can wrest dominance of semiconductors away from the U.S. and its democratic allies, as it has so many other high-tech industries, will go a long way toward determining the military balance of power this century. And the best book you can read to familiarize yourself with the basics of t
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