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The U.S. and China are waging a hard-fought battle today for dominance of global technology standards, particularly in emerging sectors like 5G mobile telecommunications. While China's access to markets in advanced economies is increasingly limited, tech companies like Huawei, ZTE, and Bytedance are rapidly expanding in the Global South.

But the U.S. Congress is adamant to try and limit China's expansion in developing markets by effectively telling countries if they want to work with the U.S., then they can't use Chinese tech.

John Lee is closely following this unfolding competition from Berlin where he's a director at the technology consulting firm East West Futures. John joins Eric & Cobus to discuss what developing countries need to do to avoid becoming collateral damage in the expanding U.S.-China tech duel.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:47 Setting up today's conversation
04:48 Introducing the guest
05:29 Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's visit to Huawei and its symbolism
07:04 Progress on US decoupling from China
10:15 Will it become a matter of choosing?
15:13 Technology transfer going forward
18:50 The alternatives dilemma
21:08 Barriers holding back US Firms
25:30 Between China and US, which option is safer?
31:16 What leverage do global south countries have?
36:57 Follow John Lee
37:31 Recap of the conversation
47:55 Conclusion

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