The U.S.–India Relationship Is Key to the Future of Tech

Summary

Hemant Taneja and  Fareed Zakaria, writing in Harvard Business Review, make the following points:

• India's growing population and strong economic growth could make it a valuable partner for the USA.
• The globalization of supply chains for most consumer goods will remain the same.
• However, technology supply chains will likely be restricted to trusted partners.
• Technology platforms will probably be divided into two zones—the United States and China.
• India needs to choose whether to prioritize technological collaboration with the US or China.
• In January 2023, the United States-India initiative on Critical and Emerging Technologies came into force.

References

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• FEB 2023 US and India to boost defense and technology cooperation as China threat grows-CNN
• FEB 2023 iCET: Strengthening the India-US Tech Agenda – the Dipolmat
• FEB 2023 The Quad’s role in tech diplomacy- the Strategist
• MAR 2023 Amid growing global isolation, Russia looks to focus on new areas of technology-ET Government.com.

Source Information: 

• Article Source: Harvard Business Review - Ideas and Advice for Leaders (hbr.org)
• Media Check:      Harvard Business Review - Media Bias/Fact Check (HIGH CREDIBILITY)
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