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The history behind the U.S. competition with China

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By Bret Baier Verified, Amy Munneke Verified
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Economic and military competitiveness paves the way for space and A.I. races President Richard Nixon paved the way for a new relationship with China in the 1970s, but it came at a time as Beijing's influence was growing globally. "I think China's rise is inevitable. It's not rising. It's already risen.
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The history behind the U.S. competition with China

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By Bret Baier Verified, Amy Munneke Verified
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Donald Trump walks alongside Xi Jinping during a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People. (AP Images) President Richard Nixon paved the way for a new relationship with China in the 1970s, but it came at a time as Beijing's influence was growing globally. "I think China's rise is inevitable. It's not rising. It's already risen.
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AI boom: Demand for data centers drives innovation by energy, tech industries to produce new power sources

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By Bret Baier Verified, Amy Munneke Verified
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Companies looking to new sources and construction locations to manage energy shortfalls Energy experts acknowledge the need for additional power sources, and they're turning to new technology and infrastructure to address the demand. "As an industry, we are investing approximately $1.1 trillion in our infrastructure over the next five years to ensure that we're meeting that need and that demand," Exelon CEO Calvin Butler said.
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