US tech dominance could offer leverage over Russia - or backfire

The world runs largely on American tech: Intel’s chips, Microsoft’s code, Google’s searches, Apple’s phones, Amazon’s cloud. And this fact can give the United States extraordinary leverage in geopolitical conflicts.

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