chip war

The book defines the "chip war" as a geopolitical conflict over semiconductors, arguing that modern technologies depend on them and that the global economy, balance of power, and military strength rely on steady semiconductor production.

The book highlights Taiwan, Korea, Europe, and China, and notes the United States' earlier leading role in semiconductor production.

The book warns the struggle could cause global semiconductor shortages and could even prompt a new Cold War as rival powers try to close technological gaps.

The author listed is Chris Miller.

This edition has 544 pages and is offered in paperback; product details also list dimensions (9.06 x 5.83 x 1.34 inches) and a weight of 1.2 pounds.

The listing specifies Spanish, though the product description also includes an English description section.

The listing shows a suggested age of "22 Years and Up."

The book is categorized under Business & Money Management (industries sub-genre) with computers and information technology themes, focusing on geopolitical and industrial topics.

The description gives examples including microwaves, smartphones, and cars as technologies powered by semiconductors.