The Chinese government has introduced new export controls on key dual-use items, citing national security concerns. The move opened a new chapter in the ongoing trade
Even though Western scientists pioneered the lithium-ion technology that animates advanced batteries, Chinese battery makers lead the industry, while Beijing''s control of the supply
China''s proposed export ban appears to be part of a larger strategy to maintain its leadership in the sector. By limiting global access to these technologies, China may be solidifying its
This extension of the analysis encompasses the hypothesis that, in addition to the oversight of its own corporate entities, China could wield authority over foreign production facilities
A major U.S. utility company, Duke Energy, has decided to decommission energy-storage batteries produced by Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co. Limited
From AI training clusters and hyperscale data centers to drones, satellites, and electric military vehicles, modern computing and warfare now rely on lithium-ion batteries and the materials...
China is not only primed to make hundreds of billions of dollars in revenue, but it is also positioned to restrict access to lithium-ion batteries to certain countries or companies as it wishes.
Analysts at the US Department of Homeland Security shared an internal report to local agencies in August, warning them about the economic risks of using Chinese utility storage batteries.
A comprehensive new report from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) warns that China''s stranglehold on the advanced battery supply chain represents a significant threat
China''s newly announced raft of restrictions on the export of batteries could have major impacts on U.S. companies, analysts say.
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