China has funded a second phase of its investment plan to establish self-sufficiency in semiconductor production with a focus on the 28 nm CMOS process node. This plan will probably succeed, but it will not end the need for trade and cooperation between the U.S. and China, especially in semiconductors and related technologies such as 5G and AI.
How do you make a return on the large investments into mobile infrastructure required for 5G? How do you meet consumers requirements for a better service whilst being sensitive to price changes? And how do vendors present their value proposition to gaining a worthwhile share of the market?
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