The following work aims to clarify The Co-evolution of innovation between China and the US, and how it impacts firm relationships, thus contributing to the literature on topics of strategy, coopetition, innovation and inter-organizational relationships. Using concepts of coopetition, mainly the coopetition 2020 introduced by Spescha (2018); innovation, with a focus on open innovation; and knowledge transfer and its impact on organization relationships; the study undergoes an analysis of four cases in the high-technology industry. All of them are cross-border equivalents between China and the US. The complex and unique exchanges between both countries are depicted through the definition of protected domains. Furthermore, the co-evolution of an industry in complete transformation and threatened by a tense political relationship between Chinese and American governments, has emphasized the singular nature of this paper, pioneering the assessment and categorization of cross-border relationship in cases of coopetition.

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Valentin Bula is an internationally educated graduate from the University of St. Gallen who is currently involved in the development of the startup ecosystem in Southeast Asia. Recently, he has shifted his focus to European Family-Owned businesses and their internationalization, mainly in SEA.