Chris Miller

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Tomorrow 📢 A live panel discussion on the risks posed to quantum supply chains by a fragile industrial base 🎙️@crmiller1 🎙️Celia Merzbacher, @The_QEDC 🎙️@Constanza_MVB 🎙️ John Burke

Next Week 🗓️ Join CNAS for a live panel discussion on U.S. quantum supply chain vulnerabilities and how the quantum industrial base can be bolstered to secure a lasting strategic advantage Featuring: 🎙️ @crmiller1 🎙️Celia Merzbacher, @The_QEDC 🎙️ @Constanza_MVB 🎙️ John Burke

Looking forward to this discussion!

Many thanks to @AEI & @crmiller1 for hosting me last week to discuss the transformative role of the Genesis Mission and how scaling AI and advanced computing infrastructure can accelerate U.S. research, discovery, and innovation. Watch the discussion here: aei.org/events/a-conve…

Yesterday, @crmiller1 hosted an incredible event with @dariogila, discussing the DOE's Genesis Mission and how AI can revolutionize scientific discovery. Dr. Gil notes, "there will be a before and an after in how science is practiced."

A new car might have a dozen cameras, radars and lidars collecting images of everything around it. Researcher Tor Indstøy found a new Chinese-made Nio EV sent 90% of the data to servers in China. My latest in the @FT ft.com/content/3e14c4…

Wednesday, the 25th: Join @crmiller1 and @dariogila for an in-depth conversation on how federal investment is shaping AI research. RSVP ⬇️ aei.org/events/a-conve…

Excited to host Dario Gil at @AEI on February 25 to discuss how the Genesis Mission will use AI to accelerate scientific discovery. Sign up below!

Quantum computing is nearing a scale-up moment. But brittle, Asia-centric supply chains could decide who leads. In the @washingtonpost, CGEP fellow Josh Zoffer and @crmiller1 warn the race may be won by logistics, not labs. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

Quantum computing is coming faster than most people realize. The time to secure quantum supply chains is now, Josh Zoffer and I write in @washingtonpost washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/…

What does economic security mean, anyway? On ChinaTalk I had a chance to discuss with @jordanschneider and Dan Kim Here's a link: open.substack.com/pub/chrismille…

One year ago DeepSeek launched its R1 model, sending tech stocks into a tailspin amid fears that America’s AI lead might disappear. The hype was overdone: today U.S. firms still lead on AI chips, model quality, and sales. My latest for Barron's: barrons.com/articles/deeps…

The Federal Communications Commission is playing an unexpected role in the U.S. technology competition with China. My latest for the @FT ft.com/content/bfadfd…

High tea at the residence with Chris Miller (@crmiller1), author of the acclaimed book ‘Chip war.’ Useful discussion about #microchips, #semiconductors, the #Netherlands, #Japan, and how to confront present-day challenges.

Professor @crmiller1 speaks to NPR about China’s drive towards a self-sufficient chip industry. @jruwitch npr.org/2025/12/19/nx-…

Professor @crmiller1 testified before the U.S. Senate Committee on Foreign Relations about China's strategic position in the race to develop advanced AI (starting at 29:50). foreign.senate.gov/hearings/count…

AEI’s @crmiller1: In China, even the most advanced chip making facilities rely on chip making tools that were imported from the US, from Japan, from the Netherlands, before our controls were in place.

The Trump administration’s offer of economic inducements misses the point. Russia doesn’t want a business deal, it wants Ukraine. Paying Putin for peace is precisely the wrong strategy, writes @crmiller1 on.wsj.com/4q3IKt8

Putin isn't in it for the money. My latest for the @WSJ wsj.com/opinion/putin-…

Despite the Trump administration’s aspiration to make China “addicted” to US technology, the west has been late to the game, writes AEI's @crmiller1. ft.com/content/568621…