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CES 2023

U.S. lawmakers outline next frontiers of China tech competition

Senators at CES electronics show stress need to invest in cybersecurity and more

Sen. Mark Warner, third from left, is joined by fellow U.S. lawmakers and officials at the CES 2023 electronics show in Las Vegas on Jan. 6. (Photo by Jack Stone Truitt)

LAS VEGAS -- Technology competition between the U.S. and China is "all about national security," and more investment in emerging industries is needed for America to keep up with Asia's biggest economy.

That was the message from the U.S. senators speaking at a panel at the CES consumer electronics event in Las Vegas on Friday, which is being held against a backdrop of U.S.-China tensions over semiconductors and other key tech areas.

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