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China’s chip industry is making plans to deal with Donald Trump’s second US presidency. Photo: Reuters

China’s chip industry braces for another 4 years under Trump

Chinese semiconductor firms are ramping up purchases of foreign chipmaking equipment and looking to forge new alliances.

Kazakh giant eyes Hong Kong’s dim sum bonds to fund cable project

Opinion | China wants to engage with Europe. Are Brussels and London listening?

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Philippines eyes Japan to build 5G network amid China’s dominance

Japan is reportedly planning to help the Philippines build an open radio access network ahead of Manila’s 5G deployment.

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People use mobile phones in Taguig City, the Philippines. Photo: Bloomberg

China’s telecoms operators and gear makers tout AI ambitions at MWC Shanghai

China’s telecoms industry players are betting on the growth potential from increased demand for artificial intelligence by enterprises and consumers.

China’s use of RISC-V chip standard faces new headwinds from the US

China’s strengthened push to use RISC-V, an open-source chip-design architecture, is facing new risks amid scrutiny by the US and Google’s move to stop supporting it on Android.

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US to bar China’s Huawei lab from certifying wireless equipment

Huawei’s recognition as an accredited lab expired on Tuesday and its request for an extension of its recognition was denied by US authorities.

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The logo of Huawei Technologies seen outside its headquarters in Shenzhen, China. Photo: Reuters

Ex-US Senator Joe Lieberman, Democrats’ VP pick in 2000, dies at 82

In 2018, Lieberman was hired by Chinese telecoms company ZTE as it tried to fend off US national security concerns. He died in New York after complications from a fall, his family said.

Ericsson denies exiting China despite losing ground to Huawei

The company noted in its most recent financial report that uncertainties in the Sino-Swedish relationship is a major business risk.

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Huawei, ZTE showcase AI prowess at MWC Barcelona amid industry transformation

Major telecommunications equipment makers are rushing to explore the potential of generative artificial intelligence, as China's Huawei and ZTE unveil their own AI models at MWC Barcelona.

A 5G-A logo is seen at the MWC Barcelona exhibition floor in Spain on February 29, 2024. Photo: Xinhua

US House panel urges moving China to ‘new tariff column’

Sweeping bipartisan report comprises almost 150 recommendations reflecting Washington’s efforts to reset terms of economic relationship with Beijing.

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Republican congressman Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin (left) chairs the US House select committee on China. Democratic congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi of Illinois (right) is its ranking member. Photo: Getty Images via AFP

Huawei to start building first European factory in France in 2024

Construction of the factory was delayed by the Covid-19 pandemic, but the site is expected to open in 2025, sources say.

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Huawei challenges Spain’s rule that could exclude it from 5G funding

Spain says some ‘high-risk’ suppliers will not receive government aid to develop 5G networks. Huawei claims that the exclusion goes against the law, is disproportionate and politically motivated.

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Opinion | Europe’s hardball tactics on trade put China in a bind

The EU is increasingly acting against what it sees as unfair Chinese trade practices by taking measures to curb Chinese exports and investments. Mired in multiple challenges of its own, a frustrated Beijing may be forced to concede more to Europe’s demand for a level playing field.

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FCC sees ‘net neutrality’ hastening removal of Huawei, ZTE gear from US carriers

Washington’s efforts to counter Chinese tech giants Huawei and ZTE come amid US fears that Beijing could use their equipment to spy on Americans.

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The Federal Communications Commission last November banned approvals of new telecommunications equipment from Huawei and ZTE, saying they posed “an unacceptable risk” to US national security. Image: Shutterstock

China has 26 registered app stores, and Apple isn’t one of them

The list of registered app stores in the country includes Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Huawei and even Samsung, but not the mainland’s fourth-largest smartphone brand.

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High costs will not deter Germany from removing Huawei parts

The German Interior Minister said she will not be deterred by the high cost of removing Chinese gear from the country’s 5G telecoms network if it is in the best interests of national security.

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Opinion | US Congress’ China-baiting shows little has changed since Exclusion Act

From banning Chinese immigrants in 1882 to barring Chinese property buyers in 2023, as part of the Eight Nation Alliance in 1900 or a China-containing Western bloc today, America is still not doing justice to China.

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EU aims to project united approach towards China ahead of Brussels meetings

Bloc aims to ‘de-risk and diversify’ for mutual economic benefit yet not ‘decouple or turn inwards’, according to leaked draft statement seen by Post.

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South Korean tech giant Samsung skips MWC Shanghai 2023 trade show

Samsung’s conspicuous absence for unknown reasons at MWC Shanghai marks the first time the company has not taken part in this annual regional trade show since at least 2017.

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The View | How Europe could gain from de-escalating the US-China tech war

Instead of supporting the US tech war on China, the European Union could take the lead in finding pragmatic solutions to the security problems posed by new technologies that other states can implement.

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Huawei P40 series 5G smartphones on display inside the Movistar Centre in Barcelona on January 21, 2021. Many European countries are adopting a position similar to that of the US on Huawei. Photo: Bloomberg

Huawei’s Meng Wanzhou sees continued global expansion of 5G mobile services

The rotating chairwoman at Huawei told the audience at the MWC Shanghai trade show that 5G connections worldwide are expected to reach 5 billion by 2030, up from 1.5 billion connections this year.

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Huawei Technologies Co rotating chairwoman Meng Wanzhou delivers her keynote presentation at the MWC Shanghai trade show on June 28, 2023. Photo: Reuters

EU tells members to ban Huawei and ZTE over ‘materially higher risks’

Decision to publicly go after blue-chip 5G providers reflects Brussels’ frustration with the bloc’s slow pace of change in ensuring network security.

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China’s semiconductor developers eye shift to RISC-V chip architecture

China’s growing demand for chips used in electric vehicles, servers in data centres and artificial intelligence applications provides a vast opportunity for RISC-V processors to flourish.

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US House to vote on bill to address potential Huawei, ZTE threats

The House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill to crack down on Chinese telecoms firms Huawei and ZTE that have been deemed national security threats by the US government.

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An attendee passes the ZTE booth at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, February 28, 2023. Photo: Bloomberg

China to launch early 6G applications by 2025 ahead of 2030 commercial roll-out

China Unicom, the country’s third-largest wireless network operator, expects to complete technical research and launch early ‘application scenarios’ for 6G mobile technology by 2025.

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The mainland’s three major telecommunications network operators – China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom – are expected to start commercial 6G mobile services from 2030. Photo: Shutterstock

China ‘firmly opposes’ possible German ban of Huawei, ZTE 5G equipment

Chinese embassy says it is ‘puzzled’ following reports that Germany is reviewing telecoms components for national security risks, while Berlin denies targeting specific manufacturers.

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Germany planning to ban Huawei, ZTE from parts of 5G networks, report says

The ban could include components already built into the networks, requiring operators to remove and replace them, according to local media.

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ZTE
ZTE Corp is a telecom equipment and systems company headquartered in Shenzhen in southern China. It is now one of the world's biggest telecom equipment makers, behind after Ericsson, Huawei, Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia Siemens.
Chairman / President
Li Zixue
CEO / Managing Director
Xu Ziyang
CFO / Finance Director
Li Ying
Industry
Telecommunications equipment
Networking equipment
Website
zte.com.cn
Headquarters address
ZTE Plaza, Keji Road South, Hi-Tech Industrial Park, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Stock Code
SZSE:000063
SEHK:0763
Year founded
1985
last updated:
30 September, 2024
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