Friday, Mar 25, 2022 • 1min
Coming soon, season 3, The US/China Tech Race
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A new six-part series of Tech Tonic brings you stories from the frontlines of the battle between the US and China for global technological supremacy. At stake is the future of technologies that will shape all our lives, from the way the internet is used to the way we govern our societies. Join the FT’s Global China Editor James Kynge as he charts China’s dramatic transformation into a global tech superpower, sparking rivalry with the US over who controls our technological future.
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Presented by James Kynge. Edwin Lane is senior producer. Josh Gabert-Doyon is assistant producer. Manuela Saragosa is executive producer. Sound design is by Breen Turner, with original music from Metaphor Music.
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James Kynge
00:00
This season on Tech Tonic.
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00:03
I was thinking, who would punk people's store like that?
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James Kynge
00:08
What brought the
FBI
to arrest a Chinese scientist in the middle of the night?Share
00:14
To catch Chinese because they think all these Chinese scientists, professors and students are spies for
China
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James Kynge
00:21
I'm
James Kynge
, the Global China
editor at the Financial Times
, and in this new season of Tech Tonic, I'll bring you stories from the frontlines of the US
- China
Tech War.Share
00:33
We haven't had an economic competitor like
China
, probably in the history of our country. They are trying to put us out of business.Share
James Kynge
00:41
This is the story of
China's
dramatic rise to become a world tech superpower and the battle between China
and the United States
for global tech supremacy. From espionage in Silicon Valley to computer chips in Taiwan
.Share
00:58
Really, a lot of
Taiwanese
companies are stuck in the middle and forced to choose sides and it's like a war that never ends.Share
James Kynge
01:07
From surveillance on the streets to rockets in outer space.
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01:12
Whether it's, you know, communications satellites or launch capabilities,
China
is trying to compete in everything.Share
James Kynge
01:19
Who's winning and what's at stake in the race to control our technological future?
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01:25
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