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Ericsson loses share, Nokia secures 5G win with China Mobile
China Mobile announced vendor awards for its latest round of 5G contracts, with Ericsson losing ground against a backdrop of geopolitical disputes and Nokia notably scoring a 5G radio win in China.
How China Transformed Into a Prime Cyber Threat to the U.S.
China reorganized its hacking operations, turning into a sophisticated and mature adversary. Nearly a decade ago, the United States began naming and shaming China for an onslaught of online espionage, …
China’s Cyberattacks: Sizing Up International Response
The U.S and its allies formally accusing China of cyberattacks on Microsoft Exchange servers comes as no surprise because it’s “indicative of the behavior of …
How China’s Hacking Entered a Reckless New Phase
The country’s hackers have gotten far more aggressive since 2015, when the Ministry of State Security largely took over the country’s cyberespionage.
US-China economic talks ‘infinitely far away’ with ‘emphasis on competition over cooperation’
US-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue was suspended by the Trump administration, and last week US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said she had no intention to resume the highest-level bilateral …
Biden opens new cyber battle with China
President Biden is putting new pressure on China by publicly attributing the wide-ranging Microsoft Exchange Server cyberattack to hackers affiliated with Beijing.The coordinated effort by the United …
China shipping backlog leaves factory owners with nowhere to put goods, and prices are rising
After a coronavirus outbreak brought shipping to a standstill in Guangdong province, Chinese manufacturers are struggling to export a huge backlog of goods.
NHL-League to schedule break in season for Beijing Olympics – report
The NHL has not yet announced whether it will send its players to next year’s Beijing Olympics but the schedule for the 2021-22 season will include a break to accommodate participation in the Winter …
‘We Are Not Holding Back,’ Psaki Says on China Cybersecurity Threats
The Biden administration announced it would join a group of NATO allies to condemn China for cyberattacks, which in the past have caused harm to United States businesses and organizations.
China Releases First Carbon Offset on Ant Group Blockchain: Report
Tianjin released China’s first blockchain-based carbon offset certificate, Binhai Times reported, days after the world’s second-largest economy launched its national carbon market. The city’s emission …
South China Morning Post launches ‘ARTIFACT’ NFT standard, letting anyone own and trade pieces of history
The non-fungible token (NFT) standard aims to create a foundation for the discovery and collection of history while also creating greater value from the organisation’s ‘first draft of history’.
Xiaohongshu pauses U.S. IPO
Chinese e-commerce and social media company Xiaohongshu, a startup also known as Little red Book, has paused its U.S. initial public offering plans …
