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SMIC warns semiconductor industry in 'crisis mode' as memory shortage threatens global tech supply chains. Who wins and loses in this unprecedented crunch?
Chinese state-backed hacking group UNC3886 infiltrated Singapore's four major telecom companies in a months-long campaign, accessing critical systems without disrupting services or stealing personal data.
Indonesian telecom executive calls Chinese open-source AI strategy a better alternative to 'digital colonization' by expensive proprietary US tech, as competition intensifies in Southeast Asia's booming AI market.
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[email protected]Japan launches ambitious strategy to reduce 90% dependence on Chinese rare earths through seabed mining and alternative suppliers. Can it work?
Montage Technology's 60% debut surge signals massive investor appetite for Chinese semiconductors amid US export controls and Beijing's self-sufficiency push.
The EU secured a commitment from the US on critical minerals cooperation, but swapping dependence on a coercive China for an unreliable America raises new concerns about supply chain security.
China bans flush door handles starting 2025, citing safety concerns after 15 Tesla-related deaths. The design trend that defined electric vehicles faces its end.
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[email protected]Japan successfully retrieves rare earth mud from 6km deep Pacific waters near Minamitorishima. A potential game-changer in breaking China's rare earth monopoly?
Chinese tech giant Wingtech projects massive losses after Netherlands government takeover of semiconductor firm Nexperia, highlighting escalating tech war tensions
Jensen Huang's casual China tour coincides with approval of 400,000+ H200 chip sales to Chinese companies. A stunning reversal of Biden-era export controls raises questions about US tech strategy.
Japan launches ambitious deep-sea mining project to reduce rare earth dependence on China. What it means for global supply chains and tech competition.
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[email protected]China could become the first market to approve a fully AI-designed drug in 2026, marking a seismic shift in pharmaceutical development as the country transforms from generic manufacturer to innovation powerhouse.