Wall Street Doesn’t Want You to Know About the Technology That’s About to Bury China

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While Washington slept, one tiny American company just became Xi Jinping’s worst nightmare.

Here’s something the corporate media won’t tell you: China controls 98 percent of the world’s gallium production. Never heard of gallium? That’s exactly what they’re counting on.

Gallium is a rare earth element that’s about to become more strategically important than oil. And right now, Xi Jinping is sitting on nearly all of it, using it as leverage against American tech companies while our politicians argue about pronouns.

But there’s a plot twist Beijing didn’t see coming.

A small American company – one you’ve probably never heard of – just developed technology that could make China’s gallium monopoly completely irrelevant. And it’s going to revolutionize everything from your smartphone to national defense.

The Silicon Age is Dead. Long Live the GaN Age.

Silicon computer chips have hit a wall. The laws of physics won’t let them get any smaller or more powerful. Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, admitted it himself: “Moore’s Law is dead, and the ability for Moore’s Law to deliver twice the performance at the same cost is over.”

Enter gallium nitride – or GaN for short. GaN chips use 40 percent less energy than silicon. They’re three times faster at charging. And they can deliver up to 100 times better processing speeds than the best silicon chips on the market.

China Thought They Had Us by the Throat

For years, China cornered the market on rare earth elements while American politicians were too busy with insider trading to notice. Beijing controlled 98 percent of gallium production – economic warfare, and we’ve been losing.

But one small American company holds 250 patents on GaN technology. Not Chinese patents. American patents, owned by American engineers.

And guess who just partnered with them? Nvidia. Samsung. Dell. Lenovo. LG.

This Is How You Beat China – with Better Technology and Free Markets

Nobody forced these companies to adopt GaN. Samsung chose it because it charges three times faster. LG used it to set a Guinness World Record.

This is what happens when American entrepreneurs solve problems without bureaucrats telling them how.

While Washington strangles American innovation with red tape, this small tech firm quietly built the technology that will power everything – from AI supercomputers to electric vehicles to military defense systems.

One investing expert is sounding the alarm about this opportunity right now – before Wall Street locks out regular Americans.

Watch his urgent presentation here to find out how to get the name of this company and why the next 12 months could be critical.