Microchips are what make much of America’s modern warfare equipment hum, writes JonSchweppe. Yet, the U.S. remains dependent on China for its supply. That’s a problem when the bulk of China’s strategy to defeat the U.S. military hinges upon these chips.
to the National Defense Authorization Act would restrict the U.S. from purchasing microchips from companies that work with the CCP.
According to a new report released in October by the Special Competitive Studies Project, China is seeking to use advanced technologies to apply military force “with the aim of eroding or even leapfrogging the United States’ military strengths.” to make becoming a global leader in artificial intelligence , 5G wireless, quantum computing, and other related industries a reality in dangerously short order.? You guessed it: microchips. So why would Congress allow the federal government to purchase ones that have ties to the same CCP trying to use them to destroy America and its interests? That doesn’t sound safe — not by a long shot.
Some opposed the CHIPS Act, which aimed to reduce dependency on this foreign technology by bolstering U.S. production, because they found its $250 billion price tag too expensive and too favorable to large, wealthy corporations. Sen. Cornyn’s NDAA proposal eliminates all those concerns.
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