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"Technological competition" as a book category covers works that explore rivalry driven by the development, control, or adoption of technology — whether between companies, nations, research teams, or individuals. These books examine the strategies, innovations, ethics, economics and politics behind races to dominate markets or capabilities (from standards wars and corporate innovation battles to military arms races and geopolitical tech struggles), and often probe the social and human consequences of those contests. The category spans non‑fiction histories, business and policy analysis, case studies of startups and incumbents, and fictional treatments (thrillers, speculative and near‑future sci‑fi) that dramatize espionage, hype cycles, regulatory conflict, and unintended side effects. Readers can expect a focus on innovation dynamics, competitive tactics, technological trajectories, and the tradeoffs between progress, power, and responsibility.

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