

Punching Right, School of Hardware Knocks, The Trump Put
19 snips Mar 20, 2025
The British right is showing signs of fragmentation over Ukraine, contrasting with past solidarity. A lively clash of perceptions exists around the war between the UK and the US, highlighting Britain’s constrained political discourse. Meanwhile, investment dynamics are shifting—US firms are veering away from traditional tech hardware towards efficiency, with questions looming over Silicon Valley’s future. The discussion also unveils the 'Trump Put,' a controversial economic safety net that recalls past government interventions to shield markets from chaos.
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Fracturing British Right
- The British right is fracturing over Ukraine, diverging from the American right's consensus against the war.
- This divide stems from differing media landscapes and political pressures, potentially isolating the British right.
China's Tech Surge
- China's tech sector is surging, reflected in the Hang Seng and Hang Seng Tech Index's strong performance.
- This challenges the US tech sector's dominance, as investors recognize China's progress in AI, chips, and other key areas.
Shifting US Tech Investments
- US firms are shifting capital expenditure from data centers and chips towards AI inference and software.
- This shift, highlighted by a Bloomberg report, suggests a response to DeepSeek's disruptive impact on the hardware market.