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Commentary: China weaponizes rare earth dominance, global tech to pay the price

Staff reporter, Commentary; Charlene Chen, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 14 October 2025 0

Credit: AFP

China tightened rare earth export controls after its National Day holidays, using its dominant production capacity to pressure US firms and advanced chipmakers amid rising supply chain risks.

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