In the context of the escalating tech rivalry between the United States and China, Nvidia has emerged as a pivotal player, influencing both markets and geopolitical dynamics. This article explores how Nvidia's advancements in artificial intelligence and semiconductor technology position it as a strategic asset in this ongoing conflict. The author interviews Lori Yue, who provides insights into the implications of Nvidia's innovations for global supply chains and national security. Yue emphasizes the importance of understanding the broader ramifications of tech competition, particularly how it affects innovation, economic policies, and international relations.
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Lori Yue
Lori Qingyuan Yue is Associate Professor at the Management Division in Columbia Business School. Her research focuses on the interplay among business, society, and government, particularly in how firms respond to contentious social environments and regulatory uncertainty. She has published papers on industry self-regulation, corporate political strategies, corporate responses to social movements, and corporate sociopolitical activism.