Biden administration turns to New Delhi as it seeks to steer critical technologies away from Beijing

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President Biden with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at last year’s G20 Summit.

Photo: G20 MEDIA CENTER/via REUTERS

WASHINGTON—The Biden administration is turning to India for help as the U.S. works to shift critical technology supply chains away from China and other countries that it says use that technology to destabilize global security.

Administration officials hosted meetings this week with a delegation of Indian officials and U.S. industry executives, seeking to facilitate technology development and investment in India as part of a broader U.S. push to cultivate alternatives to China.

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