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The 4th Annual Geopolitics of Technology in East Asia conference examines the intersection of technology and geopolitics in the region. This panel discusses the role of computing power as a source of national power, focusing on semiconductor export controls, the U.S.-China tech competition, and the perspectives of key regional allies like Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.
Moderator:
Colin Kahl, Director, Freeman Spogli Institute, Stanford University
Panelists:
Glenn Tiffert, Distinguished Research Fellow, Hoover Institution
Kazuto Suzuki, Director & Group Head (Economic Security), Institute of Geoeconomics; Professor, University of Tokyo
Suh-Yong Chung, Professor, Korea University
The Stanford Program on Geopolitics, Technology, and Governance is grateful for the generous support of the Korea Foundation in making the 4th Annual Conference on the Geopolitics of Technology in East Asia possible.
The 4th Annual Geopolitics of Technology in East Asia conference examines the intersection of technology and geopolitics in the region. This panel discusses the role of computing power as a source of national power, focusing on semiconductor export controls, the U.S.-China tech competition, and the perspectives of key regional allies like Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.
Moderator:
Colin Kahl, Director, Freeman Spogli Institute, Stanford University
Panelists:
Glenn Tiffert, Distinguished Research Fellow, Hoover Institution
Kazuto Suzuki, Director & Group Head (Economic Security), Institute of Geoeconomics; Professor, University of Tokyo
Suh-Yong Chung, Professor, Korea University
The Stanford Program on Geopolitics, Technology, and Governance is grateful for the generous support of the Korea Foundation in making the 4th Annual Conference on the Geopolitics of Technology in East Asia possible.
