As geopolitical tensions with adversaries such as Russia and China escalate, leaders in Washington are coming to terms with the potentially devastating risks.
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President Joe Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping's upcoming meeting tomorrow could be pivotal for U.S.-China trade relations, potentially impacting global supply chains and economic stability. This story and more in this week's #supplychain update.
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https://lnkd.in/gP-yn5p3 Latest from me at TechCrunch: Chinese EVs – and their connected tech – are the next target of US lawmakers. A bill will soon be introduced to the House that would limit or ban the introduction of connected vehicles built by Chinese companies if found to pose a threat to national security. The bill comes as the trade war between the U.S. and China heightens in the aftermath of the Biden administration’s decision to quadruple import duties on Chinese electric vehicles to 100%.
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Pulled from this week's SAI Weekly 06 - 24: _________________ Let’s play nice. The Chinese govt has formalized a framework for NEV exports to foreign markets in order to try to make it easier for Chinese EV brands to export to international markets. This is clearly an attempt at diplomacy and transparency because they’ve likely heard from the brands about the challenges they’ve come across and perhaps are trying to reduce / eliminate the chance of having a European IRA set up. _________________ Keen to read more? Click the link in the comments. Have you read it yet? Comment with your thoughts below. Read it here first, then read it again later somewhere else. #automotive #batteries #climatechange #emobility #electricvehicles #autonomousvehicles #innovation #sustainability #EVs #AVs #China #US #EU #Japan #Korea #transportation
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Munitions stockpile issue persists 2 years into Ukraine conflict: Marine Corps general - Breaking Defense
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"Beijing could remotely stop electric cars made in China on UK roads" headline from The Times. Someone may be watching too much Dr Who - "The Sontaran Stratagem" from the fourth series of the revived show features the Sontarans, a militaristic alien race, using ATMOS (Atmospheric Omission System) devices installed in cars to control them and create a toxic gas to suffocate the Earth's population. The Sontarans' plan is to convert Earth into a breeding world for their species. The episode, which first aired in 2008, is part of a two-part story, with the second part titled "The Poison Sky." Though my theory is that TV shows just predict what is going to happen - look at Star Trek technology so who knows. 😀 https://lnkd.in/ghFAgKpq #drwho
Beijing could remotely stop electric cars made in China on UK roads
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The U.S. Navy can learn from the auto industry's hydrogen fuel-cell tech: 1. Long-term investment and collaboration drive progress. 2. Technological advances reduce costs, enhancing viability. 3. Quick refueling and zero emissions benefit operations. 4. Tackling the infrastructure challenge is crucial for adoption. 5. Heavy-duty applications show potential for naval use, promising sustainability and operational efficiency.
Why the auto industry still believes in hydrogen fuel-cell tech despite slow progress — Morning Brew
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“The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) possible imposition of an export ban on #LiDAR technologies, coupled with their strategy of merging military and civilian tech advancements, underscores the urgency for the United States and its allies to respond proactively. Inaction risks yielding significant ground to an ambitious Beijing across the spheres of #technology, #economy, and #defense.” Read more from the Coalition for Reimagined Mobility: https://lnkd.in/ezXQZk6s
Unlocking 21st Century Mobility System: How to Rethink the Future of Mobility and Restore Leadership in Transportation Innovation - Coalition for Reimagined Mobility
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Europe’s Ammunition And Electric Cars Connection – QUICK TAKE: The EU’s green agenda and boosting the defence industry capacity have more in common than meets the eye. In fact, the future of the European project depends on realising how vital the connection is. Gigabytes of words have been written, said and televised … #car #cars #awesome
Europe's Ammunition And Electric Cars Connection - QUICK TAKE
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