America wants to wean itself off Chinese technology. Will the pain pay off?

The U.S. is trying to reduce its dependence on Chinese technology. A robotics startup founder in San Francisco is among those facing the challenge of developing products without relying on Chinese components or supply chains. The effort reflects a broader shift in American policy, though it remains unclear what the full economic costs and benefits will be.

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