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SILICON | How Shanghai’s semiconductor industry is coping with lockdown
Shanghai is an important center for the semiconductor industry in China holding a complete supply chain of design, fabrication, and ATP.
Digital policy experts weigh in on China’s new algorithm regulation
China’s algorithm regulation deals with algorithm-powered recommendations that lie at the core of the business model of many of the country’s popular internet services.
SILICON | Is rising salary a good thing for China’s chip industry?
The upward trend in salary is a good thing for China’s chip industry to attract more talent, but it needs to be managed.
What can Europe learn from China’s live e-commerce boom?
European brands jumped on China’s live e-commerce bandwagon early on back in 2016. Now, fueled by the pandemic, European companies are embracing livestreaming as they target online European shoppers.
SILICON | Can Arm fend off Allen Wu’s latest autonomy moves?
Arm China, the Chinese branch of Arm Ltd., announced on Aug. 26 it is now an “independently operated and Chinese-controlled” company.
SILICON | Are Chinese chipmakers spending enough on R&D?
Most Chinese chip companies are spending about 18% of their revenue on R&D. That’s on par with the global norm. But since
Edtech will survive China’s crackdown, but it won’t be the same
One month after China’s crackdown, we are getting a better sense which edtech firms will die, which will survive, and which could even prosper.
Luckin founder’s new noodle shop is no Luckin
We tried Qu Xiaomian, the new noodle chain from the founder of Luckin. It looks to us like it’s just another noodle shop in a crowded market.
INSIDER | Getting to know an important consumer group: China’s online elderly
China’s society is aging fast, and companies should pay attention to the elderly generation. They have savings, and they’re going digital.
INSIDER | An independent JD Logistics should work with JD’s rivals
Following its IPO, JD Logistics should consider working with JD.com competitors like Alibaba’s Tmall, Pinduoduo, and Douyin.
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