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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Strategic Intelligence: China Tech" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This report tackles the issue of whether China will lead the world into the Fourth Industrial Revolution by 2030, spurred towards greater self-reliance by the imposition of increasingly stringent US tariffs and sanctions. It also assesses whether this will spawn a Beijing-centered global economic security zone dependent on Chinese technology.

The analyst concludes that China will succeed at both, with major implications for the world order. This report examines the foundational technologies that must be developed and deployed over the decade to nurture the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Oil was the control point of the last century, and data will replace it in the 21st, fueling the algorithmic engines of the future. China will have more of this fuel than any other country.

Key Highlights

• Driven by a competitive desire to establish market dominance within the tech sphere, there is a race between industrially advanced nations to develop their domestic technology industries. The US and China are engaged in an increasingly fierce trade war, with each nation striving to assert itself as the leader in advanced technologies. The intense rivalry between the US and China has resulted in various import and export restrictions and trading embargos. Political decisions on both sides have wreaked havoc on supply chain security and market expectations.
• The US has had a delayed response to China's industrial growth since the turn of the century. However, it is now aggressively trying to regain its position as the dominant player in the technology sphere while also attempting to limit China's access to key technologies and intellectual property (IP).
• While it is widely agreed that competition is essential for technological advancement, it is feared that both the US and China are moving faster than their domestic industries can adapt, raising concerns over impending labor and skills shortages.

Report Scope

• As the great power competition increases between the US and China, the need to get ahead in the technologies of the future has never been of greater importance. Technologies such as AI, 5G, high-performance computing, robotics, and semiconductors are all industries within themselves but have the power to transform outcomes in almost every industry.
• This report looks at how things may play out for China in 14 of the key next-generation technology markets, namely semiconductors, 5G, robotics, consumer electronics, electric vehicles and energy storage, space technology, military technology, high-performance computing, biotechnology, alternative energy, autonomous vehicles, AI, smart cities, and internet platforms.

The next 30 years will likely see a radical decoupling of China and the US and the evolution of separate global economic and security zones, each with its own technology stack, technology standards, capital markets, and reserve digital currency.

This report will help you understand what this means and how it will impact your business.

Key Topics Covered:

• Executive Summary
• Overview of the US-China Trade War
• Players
• Trends
• China and the Industries of the Future
• Timeline
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Companies
• China Tech Sector Scorecard

Company Coverage Includes:

• 10X Genomics
• 37Games
• 4Paradigm
• 500.com
• 51job
• AAC Technologies
• ABB
• AbbVie
• Accenture
• Acer
• Airbnb
• Airbus
• Alibaba
• Alphabet
• Amazon
• Ambarella
• AMD
• Ant Group
• Anthropic
• Apple
• Applied Materials
• Aptiv
• ASML
• AstraZeneca
• Aurora
• Autohome
• Autotrader
• AutoX
• Aviation Industry Corp. of China
• AVIC
• BAIC
• Baidu
• BeiGene
• Beijing Tainbing Technology
• BGI
• Bitauto
• Block
• Bolt
• Booking Holdings
• Broadcom
• Broadcom
• BYD
• ByteDance
• Cadence
• CALB
• Cambricon
• Canadian Solar
• Carsales.com
• CATL
• Cerebras
• CETC
• Chang Guang Satellite Technology
• ChangXin Memory
• Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group
• China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp
• China Datang Corp
• China Mobile
• China North Industries Group
• China South Industries
• China Spacesat
• China Telecom
• China Unicom
• China Yangtze Power
• Chinese Academy of Sciences
• Chongqing Zhifei
• Cirrus Logic
• Cisco
• Cohere
• CRISPR Therapeutics
• CSPC Pharmaceutical Group
• Cyberdyne
• Dahua Technology
• Daihen
• Daqo New Energy
• Databricks
• Dawning
• Deeproute.AI
• DeepSeek
• Deliveroo
• Delivery Hero
• Dell
• Denso
• Didi Global
• DJI
• D-Wave Systems
• eBay
• Ecovacs
• Electronic Arts
• Empyrean Technology
• Enercon
• Enphase Energy
• Entain
• Envision Energy
• Epson
• Ericsson
• Estun Automation
• Expedia
• Fang
• FANUC
• Farasis Energy
• First Solar
• Flutter Entertainment
• Funding Circle
• GAC Group
• Galactic Energy
• GalaxySpace
• Garmin
• GCL Technology
• GE Vernova
• GE Vernova
• Geek+
• Geely
• GoerTek
• Goldwind
• Gotion
• GSK
• GSK CNC
• Haier
• Hanwha Qcells
• Hefei National Laboratory
• Hikvision
• Hollysys
• Honda
• Honeywell
• Hongdu Aviation Industry
• Horizon Robotics
• HPE
• Hua Hong
• Huawei
• Hugging Face
• Human Horizons
• Hyundai (Boston Dynamics)
• IBM
• iCarbonX
• iFlytek
• Illumina
• Infineon
• Innovent Biologics
• Inspur Electronic
• Intuitive Surgical
• IonQ
• iRobot
• i-Space
• Itron
• JA Solar
• JD.com
• Jiangsu Hengrui Medicine
• Jinko Solar
• Johnson & Johnson
• KT Corporation
• Lam Research
• Leju
• Lenovo
• Li Auto
• Longi Green Energy
• Longyuan Power
• Lucid
• Marvell
• Mediatek
• Megvii
• Meituan
• Mercedes-Benz
• Meta
• Micron
• Microsoft
• Midea (KUKA)
• Ming Yang Power
• Mistral AI
• Mobvoi
• Mogu
• Momenta
• Motional
• NEC
• Nikon
• Nintendo
• Nio
• Nissan
• Nokia
• Northvolt
• Novartis
• Novo Nordisk
• NTT
• NuScale Power
• Nvidia
• NXP
• On Semiconductor
• OnePlus
• OpenAI
• Oppo
• Orsted
• Panasonic
• Pfizer
• Ping An
• Pony.ai
• Qorvo
• Qualcomm
• QuantumCTek
• Rakuten
• Regeneron
• Relativity Space
• Renault
• Rigetti
• Roadster.ai
• Roche
• Rockwell Automation
• SAIC (EVCARD)
• SAIC Motor Corp
• Samsung Electronics
• Samsung SDI
• Samsung Semiconductor
• Sanjiang Group
• Sanofi
• Scatec Solar
• Schneider Electric
• Seiko Epson
• SenseTime
• Shanghai Electric
• Shanghai Pharmaceuticals
• Sharp
• Siasun
• Siemens
• Siemens Gamesa
• Sierra Space
• Sina Corporation
• Sinohydro
• Sinopharm Group
• Sinovac Biotech
• Sinovel
• SK Hynix
• SK Innovation
• SK Telecom
• Skyworks
• SMIC
• Softbank
• Sony
• SpaceX
• State Grid Corp of China
• Stellantis
• Stellantis (aiMotive)
• Sungrow Power
• SunPower
• Supremind
• Suzhou Anjie
• Suzlon Energy
• Sygic
• Takeda
• Talesun Solar
• Tata Motors
• TCL
• Tencent
• Teradyne
• Terminus
• Tesla
• Thales
• Tianjin Lishen Battery
• TomTom
• Tongwei
• Toshiba
• Toyota
• Trina Solar
• TSMC
• Uber
• UBtech
• Unisoc
• United Launch Alliance
• Verizon
• Vestas Wind Systems
• Viasat
• Virgin Galactic
• Vivo
• Volkswagen
• Wayve
• WeRide
• Will Semiconductor
• WM Motor
• Wuxi Biologics
• XAG
• X-EPIC
• Xiaomi
• Xiaozhu
• Xinyi Solar
• Xpeng
• Yaskawa
• Yingli
• YMTC
• Yuneec
• Zai Lab
• ZTE 

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