American and political sources rendered "key technologies backward China", experts: The current beauty does have a strong sense of crisis

On the 16th local time, at a meeting where the current US and former officials and private enterprise executives participated, participants generally believed that the United States fell behind China in the development of several key technologies, and faced a uncertain future for the future. Essence

The conference named "Global Emerging Technology Summit" was organized by the US think tank "Special Competitive Research Project" (SCSP). SCSP is the organization of Chairman Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google. Its official website shows that this is a cross -party and non -profit research institution. The mission is to propose to strengthen the long -term competitiveness of the United States. Ensure that the United States is in a favorable position and organizes in place to win technology-economic competition from the current to 2030.

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U.S. President's National Security Affairs Assistant Shalvan said at the "Summit" saying that "we are facing a competitor who determines to surpass the leading position of American technology and is willing to invest in almost unlimited resources to achieve this goal." "Voice of the United States" reported on the 17th that the competitors referred to by Shalvin were China. Shalvin said the Biden government was aware of the threat and had been working hard.

McMaster, who has served as assistant to the Presidential National Security Affairs in the Trump administration, appealed that the United States should take more active efforts to prevent China's technology advance. He said: "We need export control now to prevent China from gaining advantages that can bring differences and maintain our competitive advantage."

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