Analyzing Technological Power Dynamics and the Evolution of Major Powers in the Global System
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Abstract—The evolution of major powers in the global system has always been intricately tied to technological advancement and innovation. This paper explores the interplay between technological progress and shifts in global power dynamics, emphasizing how emerging technologies—such as Artificial Intelligence, quantum computing, biotechnology, and cyber capabilities—are redefining geopolitical hierarchies and strategic influence. The study examines historical transitions in power distribution, analyzes contemporary trends in techno-political competition, and evaluates how technological superiority shapes national security, economic growth, and international diplomacy. By employing a comparative analytical framework, the paper highlights the growing influence of digital sovereignty, data dominance, and innovation ecosystems as the new determinants of global power. The findings underscore that the 21st century’s geopolitical landscape is increasingly characterized by “techno-hegemonic” rivalry, where nations capable of leading in technological domains hold a decisive strategic edge. The paper concludes with insights into potential future trajectories of power transitions and the importance of international cooperation to ensure ethical, equitable, and sustainable technological governance.
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