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The loophole in China’s privacy regime: anonymization
When is data really anonymous? A Hangzhou court’s answer to this question could be the difference between effective privacy protection and a “fig leaf.”
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TSMC prepares for US-China chips decoupling
Politics, not business, is behind TSMC plan to spend $12 billion to build a mid-size, and not very advanced fab in Arizona.
CHINA VOICES | China debates aggressive response to US chip ban
Some suggest that problems of Huawei would disappear if China takes control of Taiwan. Cooler heads propose aggressive industrial policies.
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Export ban II: Huawei’s harsher, higher-stakes sequel
After a year, a US export ban has done little harm to Huawei. But round two could be much harder on the company as DC targets key links in its supply chain.
Getting AV technology domestication right means standing up to bullies
Chinese researchers have discovered a new kind of technology domestication problem: humans on the street are learning that they can bully the machines.
Pinduoduo growth story needs a new chapter
Pinduoduo has a revenue problem—the marketing services it relies on to make money simply don’t sell very well. It’s time for a change of strategy.
China is one step closer to solving its patent commercialization problem
This isn’t the first time China has tried to get university research into the patent marketplace. But the latest round of regulations has a chance to make a difference, writes an industry insider.
China tech faces double compliance challenge in Europe
Compliance know-how has emerged as a key competitive advantage for Chinese firms in Europe, providing an outsize advantage to bigger companies.
Gap in AI chips between China and US may be larger than it seems
But competition could fracture a global research community as US and Chinese governments bid for local control of AI chips.
Export controls and the rise of US-China techno-nationalism
As growing techno-nationalism drives the US and China to control tech with export controls, companies like Huawei are realigning their value chains.
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