The transformation of technology to the -as-a-service model has led to many positives, yet it has led to a situation where users don’t own anything.
This creates vulnerabilities – “years ago websites were made of files; now they are made of dependencies.”
“If the current trend of technology is sweeping us in a direction of “everything is amazing, but nothing is ours”, Technology that’s Actually Yours could be the next great counter-trend.“
The semiconductor manufacturing company’s $65bn foray into the Arizona desert is a meeting of cultures, technologies, education, politics, and geopolitics.
Through interviews with dozens of employees, this article addresses the still open question – will it succeed?
Despite the yield whipsaw last week, 10-year rates were starting to price in a term premium, likely due to worries about the US fiscal position under Trump.
“Globalization has also persisted because the Trump-Ryan reforms to the U.S. corporate tax system, implemented through the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), did not end tax-related incentives for U.S. firms to offshore production and profits.“
A reversal of the latter could be an issue for big pharma and semiconductor firms.
China’s export-led growth strategy is the other, admittedly larger, driver.
“Of all the economic statistics produced by the U.S. federal government, none has a direct impact on the lives of everyday Americans quite like the Consumer Price Index.”
China is making immense progress in many fields. Biotechnology is no exception.
“A 2024 IQVIA report shows that the share of clinical trials launched by Chinese-headquartered biopharmaceutical companies rose from 3 percent in 2013 to 28 percent in 2023, suggesting a growing involvement of Chinese companies in early-phase drug development.“
