CrowdStrike warns tariffs on Chinese displays could reduce U.S. military reliance on China.

A policy group led by CrowdStrike co-founder Dmitri Alperovitch warns that tariffs on digital displays could reduce U.S. military dependence on China, which dominates the global market for display components. As China's market share grows, experts warn that reliance on Chinese cells for both consumer electronics and defense systems creates a national security risk. The report aligns with a 2023 law requiring the Pentagon to develop a plan by 2027 to eliminate reliance on adversarial nations for critical technologies. While broad tariffs have been invalidated, targeted measures under trade authorities remain under consideration to secure supply chains.