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Digitimes November 3, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

China’s tech self-sufficiency drive keeps overcapacity in place

AI / LLMSupply ChainRegulation
China’s push for technological self-sufficiency will continue expanding its industrial overcapacity and exporting it worldwide, according to Roy Chun Lee, senior deputy executive director of the Center for International Trade Policy at the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research. Lee made the remarks at a forum on global supply chain restructuring and Taiwan-US economic and trade cooperation held in Taipei on November 2.
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