Apple sees potential in the China's burgeoning transition to intelligent EVs, hoping to work more with local business customers. | Continue reading
The game developers hope players will better understand Alzheimer’s and have sympathy for those who live with the disease. | Continue reading
With one of the world’s largest LGBTQ populations, China has a host of social apps to cater to the varying needs of the community. | Continue reading
The interpretation by China’s highest court sets boundaries on how businesses in China can use facial recognition technology. | Continue reading
ByteDance announced Friday that it will cancel weekend work days amid a national backlash against extreme working schedules like 996. | Continue reading
The suit between Douyin and Tencent comes as China tightens antitrust regulations for tech companies and refines laws to better rein in the internet sector. | Continue reading
Adobe ended support for its notoriously virus-prone web standard on Jan. 12 and Flash was little missed—except in the Chinese government. | Continue reading
The New York Stock Exchange said on Monday it no longer plans to delist China’s three major telecom companies, reversing a decision made last week. | Continue reading
Some homegrown Indian apps saw an immediate surge in new users after the country's Tiktok ban, but many creators still seek a virtual place to call home. | Continue reading
China's capital city released a blueprint for its plans to incorporate blockchain into every aspect of government. | Continue reading
Tencent’s sprawling investments across the video game value chain have insulated it from competitors like Netease and Bytedance. | Continue reading
Notion says its service is blocked in China. The blockage came weeks after a Chinese company launched a Notion clone, Hanzhou. | Continue reading
Zoom has become one of the most popular choices for Chinese business professionals working from home. | Continue reading
But competition could fracture a global research community as US and Chinese governments bid for local control of AI chips. | Continue reading
By suspending Cantonese speakers, Douyin is showing how far it is willing to go comply with China's strict online content regulations. | Continue reading
Electric car giant BYD converted smartphone facilities in Shenzhen to mask-producing plants, which run continuously and produce 5 million masks per day. | Continue reading
The company is launching its Huawei Search app soon and is recruiting users in the UAE with help beta testing, according to its website. | Continue reading
The move is likely to deal a blow to US tech firms such as HP, Dell, and Microsoft. | Continue reading
Lark is an online collaborative platform that combines calendar, documents, and chat. | Continue reading
The online condemnation has reversed some of the firm's positive sentiment generated online following its US blacklisting. | Continue reading
Nio’s share prices fell 5.2% to $1.47 in pre-market trading on Wednesday. | Continue reading
Xiaomi has sharpened its focus on its smart home ecosystem. | Continue reading
The ban comes as China and the US are locked in protracted battle over technology and trade. | Continue reading
Apple may have paid Chinese developers in US dollars instead of Chinese yuan. | Continue reading
Huawei put on a brave face for the cameras yesterday at an event to announce the troubled telecom player's H1 results. | Continue reading
UC Berkeley-developed RISC-V, an open-source hardware ISA, is not covered by US export restrictions. | Continue reading
China’s efforts to develop its own semiconductor industry have become urgent following the US Huawei ban. | Continue reading
There is growing interest from China's semiconductor sector in the open-source instruction-set architecture. | Continue reading
The company is pushing its presence in B2B e-commerce to global markets. | Continue reading
Gavin Wood, co-founder of Ethereum, speaks about his new blockchain project, Polkadot, and why he sees China as a crucial market for it. | Continue reading
The controversial “Apple tax” is the company's 30% commission for every sale made through its App Store, | Continue reading
Accusations about transferring x86 architecture make little sense. | Continue reading
The principles underscore important issues including privacy protection, international cooperation, and fair and inclusive research. | Continue reading
Around 38 million data points include the ages, usernames, and locations of users from the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and other countries. | Continue reading
The incidence of reported transfers was as high as 30% in chemical and petroleum industries. | Continue reading
The latest round of job cuts in China comes on the heels of previous layoff plans by Oracle. | Continue reading
Vodafone's reports of backdoors found in Huawei equipment support allegations made by the US about Huawei equipment. | Continue reading
Faraday's trouble began in 2017 but culminated after a fallout with a major investor. | Continue reading
As smartphone market growth slows in China, India has become a battlefield for Chinese smartphone makers. | Continue reading
The two companies filed lawsuits within hours of one another. | Continue reading
The debate over the Chinese telecoms giant sheds more heat than light | Continue reading
The repository had amassed at least 6,000 "stars" on Github before it was taken down. | Continue reading
The IPO filing comes less a week after the company’s $150 million Series B+ that raised its valuation to $2.9 billion. | Continue reading
Sluggish growth at home is pushing Chinese smartphone brands to look to Africa for growth. | Continue reading
After a year of 'explosive' growth, the app's number of active users has largely come to a standstill. | Continue reading
Employees actually hold "virtual stock" allowing for participation in the company profit-sharing scheme, according to the report. | Continue reading
The electronics market was a place known for its openness, where innovation blossomed from the wisdom of the crowd. | Continue reading
Data-gathering systems are pieced together like a patchwork made up of ill-fitting and poorly matching pieces of cloth. | Continue reading