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Looking to stay ahead in the technological race? Introducing Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology, the Financial Times Business Book of the Year. If you want to truly understand the inner workings of the microchip industry and how it influences the world, this gripping account is a must-read. It's not just a book, it's a pulse-quickening nonfiction thriller that unveils the decades-long battle for control over this essential resource between the United States and China.
Did you know that microchips are the new oil of our modern world? They are the foundation upon which military might, economic dominance, and geopolitical power are built. From missiles to microwaves, everything relies on chips - including your smartphones, cars, and even the electric grid. Chip War explores how America's grip on the fastest chips, which enabled its position as the #1 superpower, is now being threatened as Taiwan, Korea, and Europe step up their manufacturing game.
China, spending more on chips than any other product, is making significant strides to catch up with the US. In this enthralling book, economic historian Chris Miller dives deep into the history of semiconductors and reveals how the US rose to dominance in chip design and manufacturing. America's victory in the Cold War and its global military prowess stemmed from its ability to harness the power of computing. Now, as China aligns its chip-building ambitions with military modernization, Chip War highlights the stakes: America's military superiority and economic prosperity are on the line.
Be at the forefront of knowledge and gain valuable insights into one of the most critical technologies shaping our world. Chip War is an essential and engrossing landmark study that should not be missed. Get your copy now and dive into this illuminating and timely exploration of the battle for microchip supremacy!
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