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U.S.-China high-tech competition is modernizing American industries

Kearney

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This paper addresses the importance of fostering clusters in the US semiconductor market, expanding the clean network, investing in automation and solar technology, and creating more awareness about the China challenge at the executive level.

The idea of competing with China as an alliance of value-driven democracies has gained tremendous momentum over the past four years through the architecting efforts of Keith Krach who founded Ariba and led DocuSign before serving  as Under Secretary of State.

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