Old Chips, New Opportunities
As the U.S. powers ahead in advanced chipmaking, China is reminding the world that older technology still matters.
Access Denied
Jen Easterly, the eccentric director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), has huge support when it comes to her number one priority: fighting...
What Happened At America’s Own Military-Civil Fusion Fair
The hot topic at a major D.C. conference this week was how the government and companies can cooperate in areas like AI to counter China’s...
U.S. Big Tech in China: Too Big to Bail
Most major tech firms are continuing to invest in China despite difficult market and international conditions.
Who’s Who in the EV Battery Supply Chain
More than any other country, China finds itself at the epicenter of the lithium-ion battery revolution.
Micron Plays the Long Game in China
While the U.S. memory chipmaker builds a new assembly plant in Xi’an, it is shifting its focus elsewhere.
Angela Huyue Zhang on Why Beijing Took On the Tech Giants
The academic talks about the reasons behind China’s crackdown on its tech sector and its legacy, as well as how Chinese regulators are tackling AI.
Xiaomi’s Electrifying Gamble
The company became a household name selling budget smartphones, but is now staking its reputation on electric vehicles.
The Chip Comeback
What is so hard about making chips in America? And can the U.S. do anything about it? As part of his series, 'Remaking the Chain,'...
China’s AI Pioneers Face A Critical Year
China's AI industry is still developing and it's still unclear who will emerge as the market leaders.
China’s Red Carpet
While Washington and Beijing remain at loggerheads, China is still welcoming some U.S. business leaders.
The Chinese EV Price War Goes Global
The fierce competition between Chinese automakers has the potential to reshape EV markets around the world — and stoke resistance.