The rise of China as a global technological power has turned what was once a “matter of trade or technological preference” for the EU and U.S. into “strategic competition and even confrontation,” former IAPP Research and Insights Analyst Cheryl Saniuk-Heinig, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, writes. Saniuk-Heinig provides an overview of how China’s tech sector has grown into a global force, and how the EU and the U.S. are responding by “building legal, economic and infrastructural guardrails to navigate a world where openness may no longer be the desirable default.”
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