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Could Silicon Valley’s lobbying create ‘mutual suspicion’ between US and China?

The US tech industry's increased politicization and hawkish stance toward China, including Elon Musk's donations to Donald Trump's 2024 campaign, has raised concerns about deepening mistrust between the US and China. The US government prioritizes technological competition with Beijing as part of its rivalry.

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