MEDIA: Trump's chips strategy: The US will struggle to take on Asia

Keir Starmer's BBC.CO.UK guest blogger, Suranjana Tewari on whether
Donald Trump has ordered Linda McMahon, Howard Lutnick, Lori Chavez-
DeRemer and Pete Hegseth to tell Big .EDU presidents and deans to
make fewer foreign STEM PhDs and more Americans:
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| Riding on a wave of Silicon Valley start-ups like Apple, Qualcomm
| and Intel, TSMC was able to compete with US and Japanese giants with
| the best engineers, highly skilled labour and knowledge sharing.
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| "Could the US make chips and create jobs?" asks Mr Einstein. "Sure,
| but are they going to get chips down to a nanometre? Probably not."
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| One reason is Trump's immigration policy, which can potentially
| limit the arrival of skilled talent from China and India.
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| "Even Elon Musk has had an immigration problem with Tesla
| engineers," says Mr Einstein, referring to Musk's support for the
| US's H-1B visa programme that brings skilled workers to the US.

Has Norm Braman's Little Marco Rubio ordered State.GOV FSOs to stop
serving as Big .EDU's marketing arm to the 8.1+B globe's top two
quintiles?

John
groenveld@acm.org
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"Less CATO, less AEI, less Heritage, less AIPAC, more American
Compass please." - SDSU College Republicans
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