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Intel set to build world’s largest chip-making factory in Ohio
Intel said it would invest up to $100 billion in its new chip-making complex in Ohio to boost capacity amid the global chip shortage. Read more…
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The tech race between the US and China is getting out of hand
The tech race is beginning to look a lot like a Cold War. And the US is now very aware that China is leading in many fields. Read more…
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Tencent is negotiating to keep US gaming investments – will it succeed?
Tencent is negotiating agreements with a US security panel that would allow it to keep its stakes in US video game developers. Read more…
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A digital war is almost upon us – we need to act now to avoid it
A digital war doesn’t seem like a ‘thing’ but the sanctions and counter sanctions are already creating tensions that will only escalate. Read more…
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Huawei is trying hard to reverse US position. And what if it succeeds?
Huawei, inevitably, now that Donald Trump is out of the White House, is trying to persuade the US to alter its position on Chinese companies. Read more…
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The trade wars are looking more and more like children in a playground
You know how it is, the children are in the playground, playing nicely, sharing their toys and everyone is happy. But there is always one. Read more…
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China data security announcement is strange, but there are stranger things
The data security announcement from China – a call for global standards – a call not to spy on other companies or Governments, is strange. Read more…
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China’s tech veterans to launch domestic tech ‘lifeline’ fund
Chinese tech veterans, including former executives at Huawei and SMIC, are planning to launch a “domestic replacement” fund. Read more…
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China will retaliate against new US trade restrictions warns Huawei
Huawei has warned the Chinese government would retaliate against US trade restrictions which dealt a blow to its overseas sales in 2019. Read more…
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Trump wants stronger review panel to scrutinize Chinese M&As
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he will use a strengthened national security review panel process to deal with potential threats from Chinese acquisition of American technologies, instead of imposing China-specific Read more…