INVITE—US - China Tech Rivalry – Tracking National Power Industries & Companies

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INVITE—US - China Tech Rivalry – Tracking National Power Industries & Companies

Global | Washington Strategy May 14, 2026

INVITE—US - China Tech Rivalry – Tracking

National Power Industries & Companies

As we have covered (here & here), China’s tech strength has grown from

an underappreciated story to consensus view. Per the Information Tech &

Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a DC think-tank, the US is at risk of ceding

leadership to China in critical sectors (i.e. national power industries). Following

on from the Trump – XI summit, join us for a special 3 part series in

conversation with Dr Robert Atkinson (Pres. of ITIF) as we examine this in detail.

REGISTER

**REGISTER**

Sessions & Dates

• May 28th 9am ET – Assessing US National Power Industries vs. China

• June 1st 11am ET – Tracking R&D Leadership - China’s Dominance in Advanced Industries

• June 4th 10.30am ET – Understanding National Power Industries of Tomorrow

Background

As we have covered (here, here & here), China’s strength in technology has grown from an

underappreciated story to a consensus view. Per the DC based think tank, Information Tech &

Innovation Foundation (ITIF), the US is at risk of ceding global leadership to China in critical

advanced traded sectors (i.e. national power industries) – many of which have been the foundation

for US economic strength and national security in the 21st century.

Following on from the Trump – Xi summit, join us for a special 3 part series in conversation with

Dr Robert D. Atkinson (President of ITIF) examining China’s industrial strategy and its impact on

US tech leadership. Aniket Shah, PhD * | Head of Sust. &

Transition Strategy

We will examine ITIFs comprehensive policy agenda to bolster U.S. national power industries and (212) 323-3976 | ashah14@jefferies.com