#supply chain

China is achieving significant milestones in its 'China agricultural seed self-reliance 2026' initiative, replacing foreign genetics with domestic varieties.

Asian CEOs are twice as concerned about tech export controls as US CEOs in 2026. A Conference Board survey highlights supply chain disruption as a top global risk.

The China Institute of Atomic Energy unveiled the POWER-750H, a high-energy hydrogen ion implanter aimed at breaking domestic chipmaking bottlenecks.

The Trump administration will seek separate semiconductor tariff agreements for individual countries. This bilateral strategy aims to reshape global tech trade and maximize U.S. leverage.

Following the Jan 3 Maduro abduction, Chinese experts urge for new national security legislation to protect supply chains and technology from US suppression in 2026.

China imposes export controls on rare earths and dual-use goods to Japan in Jan 2026. Explore the geopolitical impact and Japan's diversification strategy.

China has launched an anti-dumping investigation into Japanese dichlorosilane as of Jan 7, 2026. Explore the impact of this China Japan semiconductor chemical anti-dumping investigation.

President Lee Jae-myung arrives in Beijing for a historic 2026 state visit. Read about the summit agenda with Xi Jinping covering N. Korea missiles and AI cooperation.

Despite attracting tech giants like Apple and Samsung, a new report from RMIT University suggests Vietnam is failing to capture meaningful technology transfers, risking its future as a simple assembly hub.

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has banned new foreign-made drones, including those from DJI, adding them to its 'Covered List' due to national security risks.

The U.S. has added Chinese chipmaker SMIC to its trade blacklist, cutting it off from key American technology. We analyze the impact on SMIC, the global semiconductor supply chain, and what it means for investors.

iRobot, Luminar, and Rad Power Bikes all filed for bankruptcy recently. This analysis explores the common threads that led to their downfall, from failed M&A and tariff pressures to the one-product trap.