The United States has been trying to stem China's rise in what is known as the "technological cold war," which is becoming a key battleground for the rivalry between the two countries, according to a recent article on Australia's ABC News.

China has invested heavily in the artificial account, robotics, 5G and 6G, microchips, also surveillance technology in recent years and has caught up quickly. In contrast, the United States has long had a technological advantage, the article said.

The United States is trying to limit China's development in the technology industry. It banned Huawei's 5G network in the country, effectively barring US companies from supplying software and components to Chinese tech firms.

Analysts warn, however, that such clashes will only exacerbate the "digital iron curtain" between the West and China, adding that the world is divided into two mutually exclusive and competing technology ecosystems, each with its internet, hardware, communications, and communications systems. . Shared financial platform. "A technical war has losses on both sides and will cost the world a lot," he said.