Topics: Meta• Geopolitics• So What Is The American Dream? Every July 4th, America’s Independence Day, always puts me in a reflective mood. I’ve sworn the oath to protect the US constitution three times in my life -- once to become a naturalized citizen, once to work at the Commerce Department, once
Topics: Open Source• Geopolitics• India• [Enhanced] The Future of American Industry Depends on Open Source Tech This post is an enhanced republication of an OpEd I wrote jointly with Jordan Schneider a month ago that was published in Wired Magazine. This enhanced version includes more information on how governments around the world are adopting open source technology, like Israel, India,
Topics: Meta• Geopolitics• Zoom• Why Write A Bilingual English-Chinese Newsletter It’s been three months since I published my first post on Interconnected. Since then, I’ve been writing articles on a wide range of technology and business topics, twice a week in both English and Chinese. In this post, I want to take
Topics: Semiconductor• Geopolitics• TSMC• Chips, Geopolitics, Elections The interconnection between the technology business and geopolitics has become increasingly exposed, as the US-China trade war and export control continue to heat up during the coronavirus pandemic. Another less-discussed but equally important layer to this interconnection is how domestic politics and elections dictate
