The trade and technological war between the United States and China has only just begun, a confrontation in which the European Union is trying to join, although it is at a disadvantage. At the moment it seems difficult to predict the effects that the internal protectionist policies that the actors involved are adopting will produce in the medium and long term on technological development and international relations. However, it is easy to draw a powerful conclusion: contemporary powers are learning by force that there are national sectors that must be independent of third actors. The manufacturing and design of microchips is one of them.
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