China’s Catastrophic Chip Crisis: Why China Can’t Make Microchips

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With tensions between the USA and China mounting, the technology war between them is also taking a new turn. Both houses of Congress have approved the CHIPS and Science Act—a $280 billion plan to boost chip manufacturing in the United States.