Why exporting advanced chips to China endangers US AI leadership
Allowing Chinese companies to purchase high-end AI chips risks degrading the United States’s current edge in aggregate computing power.
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Why exporting advanced chips to China endangers US AI leadership
Allowing Chinese companies to purchase high-end AI chips risks degrading the United States’s current edge in aggregate computing power.
Dispatch from Taipei: Now is the time to encourage Taiwan’s assertiveness, not hold it back
A recent visit to Taiwan reveals how the government, the armed forces, and the citizens there are strengthening both their capability and resolve to defend themselves from Chinese aggression.
China’s new five-year plan should be a wake-up call for the United States
The United States now faces the most formidable economic and technology competitor it has encountered in nearly a hundred years.
How we women of Afghanistan are defying Taliban repression
Recounting her own ordeals with the Taliban, an Afghan woman shares how each new restriction pushes women and girls further into confinement.
As elections loom, can Netanyahu balance Trump, Mohammed bin Salman, and his political future?
The Israeli prime minister wants show Israeli voters that he is advancing their country’s regional integration and staying within the US president’s embrace.
Dispatch from Baghdad: Don’t confuse the calm around Iraq’s election with stability
Iraqi society faces several slow-burning stressors, from water and climate problems to over-centralization and narcotics trafficking.
