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While China parades its imperial-era swagger with current tech in tow, Trump demonstrates a rare capacity for leadership in a new growth world—one built on ideas, execution, and technology—and marks a significant strategic divergence.
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The objective: harden U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence against China, using fiscal cuts, tariff exemptions, and geopolitical pressure as bait. This is the playbook that will shape the future of the global tech industry.
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“Trump offers tariff exemptions to Apple and Meta in exchange for $1.2 trillion in investments. Keys for English-speaking Latin American (Anglo-Latin) companies in the new tech war against China.”
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Trump Coronas the Big Tech Roundtable to Secure U.S. AI Investments
What the CEOs signed (and why it matters):
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Meta (Zuckerberg): $600 billion through 2028, including a $50 billion data center in Louisiana.
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Apple (Cook): $100 billion additional in domestic semiconductor manufacturing.
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Microsoft (Nadella): Fast-tracking its Cloud+AI initiative in Texas with nuclear energy.
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Oracle (Catz): Migration of servers from India to Arizona to avoid sanctions.
Absent from the dinner: Elon Musk (friction with Trump) and Jeff Bezos (focused on space contracts with the EU).
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The CEOs of Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, Oracle, OpenAI, and AMD attend a White House dinner amid the China showdown.
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Trump’s Tariff Bombshell: Protectionism or Trade War?
The president confirmed he will impose tariffs up to 300% on imported semiconductors, but offered carve-outs:
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Firms that manufacture in the U.S. will owe no taxes.
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Those that outsource to China or Vietnam will face unprecedented penalties.
Trump’s Key Declaration:
“Tim Cook is in a good position. If he plays by the rules, Apple won’t pay a cent. For the rest… it’s going to hurt.”
Geopolitical Dynamics: Why China is in the Crosshairs
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78% of advanced chips are produced in Taiwan (TSMC) and South Korea (Samsung).
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Trump aims to reduce Asian dependency: “We won’t buy from our enemies.”
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Beijing’s response (via Global Times): “The U.S. is violating WTO rules. We’ll take countermeasures.”
Business Impact: Opportunities and Warnings for Anglophone LatAm
For Miami-area firms:
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U.S. federal subsidies will flow to data centers in Florida (AMD already planning one in Orlando).
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AI startups with U.S. capital will have advantages in public procurement.
Risks:
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Supply chains in Mexico/Brazil could get pricier if they rely on Chinese components.
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The technology gap between the U.S. and Latin America may widen.
What’s next?
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November 2025: The White House will launch a task force to audit tech investments in “non-allied” countries.
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Q1 2026: The first 150% tariffs on chips manufactured in China come into effect.
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2026 Congressional elections: Trump leverages this momentum to win support in key states like Texas and California.
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