Financial Times
21 March 2017
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- China’s Push to Become a Tech Superpower Triggers Alarms Abroad
China’s Push to Become a Tech Superpower Triggers Alarms Abroad
Tim Byrnes is an unlikely symbol of China’s bid to become the world’s high-tech superpower. For a start he is Australian. Yet the 39-year-old quantum physicist’s decision to swap a research post in New York for Shanghai goes some way to explaining the lengths to which Beijing is going in its efforts to upend the world order.
… “China has been tapping into global commercial and scientific networks, promoting technology transfers, foreign R&D investment and training of Chinese scientists and engineers overseas,” says Michael Raska, assistant professor at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies at Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University.
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