Chris Miller in Chile: Technology, Power, and Global Strategic Competition (full conference)
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La Otra Mirada brought together in Santiago the American historian and analyst Chris Miller, one of the most influential voices in the debate on technology, semiconductors, and global strategic competition. During the conference held on May 5, Miller addressed the tensions that are redefining the international balance of power, the role of technological supply chains, and the geopolitical implications of competition among great powers.
The conference featured opening remarks by Nicolás Ibáñez and the Minister Secretary General of the Presidency, José García Ruminot, as well as a presentation by academic María José Naudon.
Subsequently, a panel on security and contemporary strategic challenges was held with the participation of Ana Victoria Quintana, Patricia Bullrich, Daniel Lansberg-Rodríguez, and Richard Kouyoumdjian, moderated by María José Naudon.
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On the verge of arriving in Chile to speak at La Otra Mirada, the geopolitical expert and bestselling author discusses the global risk if Taiwan falls; how Silicon Valley is underestimating the Chinese; asserts—convincingly—that Nvidia is not a bubble; and warns: “Many governments are asking themselves: how do we attract investments in data centers? That is
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