Fintech and Chips
The discussion highlights the significant lead China has in fintech, exemplified by Ant's massive IPO, contrasting it with the U.S. tech landscape. Acknowledging the U.S.'s advantage in chip technology, there's a call for strategic protection of intellectual property in this sector, which is seen as crucial in the ongoing global competition. The potential for U.S. exploitation of its chip capabilities is juxtaposed with an underestimation of China's rapid advancements in financial technology.In this clip
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The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway
Cold War II: China Tech vs. US Tech
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