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Doomberg

Doomberg is named in 1 Part of The Buildout, most recently Part 18: The Fence Stops at the Chip. Argued in Part 18 (Beijing Holds the Other End), Part 18 (The Fence Holds and Climbs).

In 1 part of The Buildout: Part 18 · Updated Oct 21, 2026

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Part 18 · The Fence Holds and ClimbsJul 3, 2026
China is an objectively powerful country capable of inventing its way around semiconductor sanctions, and Huawei's announced chip-design framework that claims to deliver transistor densities equivalent to 1.4-nanometer-class chips by 2031 without…
The Fence Stops at the Chip Who is on each side Source
Part 18 · The Fence Holds and ClimbsSep 1, 2026
The Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital, led by David Lorch, has been structuring deals to de-risk US military supply chains from China's control, including work on battery materials, drone components, and rare-earth production.
The Fence Stops at the Chip Who is on each side Source
Part 18 · Beijing Holds the Other EndJul 22, 2026
Western leaders do not adequately understand China's strategy in AI and semiconductors, nor do they appear capable of effectively responding to it.
The Fence Stops at the Chip Who is on each side
Part 18 · Beijing Holds the Other EndJul 22, 2026
China's strategy in strategic industries follows a pattern of heavily subsidizing domestic champions until they acquire technology, then flooding global markets with competitively priced products to eliminate foreign competitors.
The Fence Stops at the Chip Who is on each side

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Part 18Two gates for silicon
Doomberg wrote on July 3 that China can invent its way around chip sanctions, citing Huawei's announced framework for 1.4-nanometer-class density by 2031 without extreme ultraviolet lithography.
The Fence Stops at the Chip
Part 18The rack in between
Baillie Gifford's third-quarter 2026 letter calls rare earths leverage Beijing holds over other economies, and Doomberg reported on September 1 that the Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital is structuring deals to move military supply chains away from China.
The Fence Stops at the Chip

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