Huawei’s purpose-built tourism LLM shines in Xi’an
The BoGuan LLM is enabling millions of visitors to enjoy historically accurate experiences from China’s ancient capital
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Bridging the education gap with smart classrooms
Partner Article There is a shortage of high-quality teaching in schools across the globe, but a...
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CypressTel talks SD-WAN, SASE, and being the gateway to China
We caught up with CypressTel’s CEO Connee Zhang, Director of Global Business Eva Yu, and Associate Director of Partnership & Business Development Sam Ho to discuss the shifting global telecoms market and the rise of AI
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UK vows to protect undersea networks amid rising threats from Russia and China
News In a statement to the House of Commons, Minister Al Carns declared that the United Kingdom is...
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US govt pushing to ban TP-Link over national security fears
U.S. federal agencies are reportedly considering a significant restriction on TP-Link, a company that produces widely used home internet routers, amid escalating concerns over national security linked to China.
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Taiwan rebuffs call to shift 50% of chip production to the US
This week, the Taiwanese government has denied that they are considering shifting 50% of their semiconductor manufacturing operations to the US, despite statements made to the contrary by US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick earlier this week.
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FCC clamps down on ‘foreign adversaries’ in subsea cable rules update
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has moved to tighten subsea cable regulations, adopting rules that both accelerate decision‑making on cable projects and sharply restrict access by ‘foreign adversaries’
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5G Advanced powers world’s largest fleet of driverless coal mining trucks in China
This month marked a significant step in the development of intelligent mining, with Chinese energy giant Huaneng Group deploying the world’s largest fleet of unmanned electric mining trucks.
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Chinese engineers patenting submarine cable cutting tech
On Friday, a report from Newsweek shared the news that Chinese engineers had logged multiple patents for anchor-like devices specifically designed to sever submarine cables.
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US-China trade war flares as both sides introduce new chip tech restrictions
New US export controls on semiconductor technology this week have been met immediately by retaliatory measures from China
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Germany to invest €5bn in new semiconductor foundry
News The funds will be used by the newly formed European Semiconductor Manufacturing Company...
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Chinese researchers launch 6G field test network
According to reports, the network has demonstrated a ten-fold improvement in key communication metrics, including capacity, coverage, and efficiency
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TikTok ban inches closer as bill passes the Senate
The US Senate has voted 79-18 to pass a landmark bill to force TikTok’s Chinese owner ByteDance to sell the company or face a ban in the US. The bill gives ByteDance nine months to sell its 60% stake in TikTok, or the app will be blocked for use in the US.
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Nokia curries favour with US by reducing orders with Chinese supplier
This week, anonymous sources speaking to Nikkei Asia said Nokia had reduced orders with supplier Foxconn Industrial Internet in order to help meet requirements of the US’s ‘Clean Network’ programme.
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Microsoft pours $1.5 bn into Emirati AI amid US-China power struggle
Microsoft and UAE-based AI company G42 have announced a strategic partnership to accelerate AI innovation in the UAE and neighbouring regions.
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China eases foreign ownership limits for “value-added telecoms services”
Foreign owned data centres, content delivery networks, and internet service providers, will be allowed to set up shop in certain pilot areas, including parts of Beijing, Shanghai, Hainan, and Shenzhen
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Taiwan earthquake knocks nearly 200 base stations offline
The magnitude 7.2 quake saw communications infrastructure across the region disrupted, primarily due to power lines to base stations being damaged or severed.
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Seven Chinese nationals accused of leading ‘global hacking operation’ charged in the US
Seven nationals from the People’s Republic of China (PRC) have been charged for their role in what the U.S. government has described as a “prolific global hacking operation” that targeted officials, individuals, and businesses around the globe, including in the United States.
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China-US tit for tat sees China ban Intel and AMD chips from government hardware
With sanctions showing little signs of abating and domestic chip capabilities expanding, China is preparing to take the next step on its quest for self-sufficiency, announcing that government computers will no longer make use of US technology.
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Japanese government pledges $307m to NTT, Intel, and SK Hynix for chip project
Today, the Japanese government has announced it will provide roughly $307 million in subsidies for a semiconductor project backed by NTT, Intel, and SK Hynix
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