Episode 154: China in the New World, AI, Supply Chains and Global Strategy with Dr Edward Tse

This interview brings together two long-time observers of China’s technological transformation, Andrew Gaule ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-gaule-aimava? ) and Dr Edward Tse ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/edward-tse-8a951916? ), to explore how China has rapidly moved from a manufacturing base to a global centre of AI, robotics, digital payments and supply-chain innovation.

Discussing "China in the New World: Why global companies must put China at the core of their global plans" Edward's new book available on Amazon https://amzn.eu/d/2c4UNn0

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Reflecting on more than three decades of advising multinational and Chinese companies, Edward explains the ideas behind his new book China in the New World, which outlines China’s resilience, its evolving economic model and why global CEOs must now put China at the core of their strategy. China’s innovation is no longer limited to foundational technologies, but increasingly driven by AI applications across manufacturing, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, consumer devices and mobility. Andrew adds perspective from his own experience building products in China, noting the unmatched speed, flexibility and scale of its supply chain ecosystems. Together they discuss why Western companies must shift from trying to replicate China’s scale to forming new forms of partnership as Chinese manufacturers and digital ecosystems globalise. They also explore the next wave of digital finance, including stablecoins, central bank digital currencies and real world asset structures, and how these may reshape global supply chains. This conversation provides critical insight for global executives navigating the next era of technology driven competition and collaboration.