BEIJING--When Bill Gates, the Microsoft chairman, played host to President Hu Jintao of China in Seattle last month, he learned that he had a customer at the apex of the world's biggest market. In a ...

Microsoft has stirred to life in China with a string of small but pivotal deals in the past months after years of seeming slumber as the Asian country's market began to mature. The deals by the ...

As China and the US are trying to de-risk themselves from each other, China gears up the development of its indigenous operating system by unveiling openKylin 1.0. According to Xinhua and STDaily, at ...

The Microsoft Exchange server hack that the U.S. just attributed to China could become an even more common and dangerous occurrence with the announcement of China’s new rules for software ...

Republican US Lawmakers Applaud Trump's Aggressive China Software Proposal By Alexandra Alper WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Republican lawmakers have been praising a preliminary plan under consideration by ...

BEIJING, April 8 – Dozens of Chinese firms have built software that uses artificial intelligence to sort data collected on residents, amid high demand from authorities seeking to upgrade their ...

To receive tech updates in your inbox, sign up to the newsletter ARPU, published by Hedder. China’s tech giants are facing an intensifying challenge from U.S. export controls on advanced ...

Yali Shao of Liu Shen & Associates outlines the procedures for and implications of the recent possibility of patenting software applications that exist to modify exisiting computer programs China has ...

Arm Holdings lays off 70+ engineers in China, shifts roles abroad amid industry slump. Arm reallocates China roles globally, hiring contractors due to weak electronics demand. Feel unsure about the ...

China's software industry consisting of 40,308 companies generated revenues of CNY8,161.60 billion (US$1,182.47 billion) in 2020, growing 13.3% on year, according to the Ministry of Industry and ...

China is reportedly planning to ban all government offices and public institutions from using foreign software and computers in a move that could dent sales by US tech companies and increase tensions ...