
The West is Huawei with the fairies
Opinion: 5G is an accident waiting to happen
I first encountered Huawei in, I think, the 2000s, when I was still editing the INQuirer. It was showing off some network infrastructure kit – new to the game, it was a contender. But now it is way more than a contender, it's made big strides in the technology field.

US spooks claim Huawei is funded by Chinese intelligence
Still no proof
US intelligence has accused Huawei Technologies of being funded by Chinese state security.

China’s IC foundries sitting idle
And more capacity is expected to make matters worse
The Chinese IC foundry is suffering from a bad case of idle capacity, and things are expected to get worse when more 12- and 8-inch fabs are set to come online.

China smartphone sales fall
Along with hope for Apple
Any hope that overpriced smartphones will make any impact in China have been dashed.

Autotalks passes Chinese C-V2X field test
Transmits over 1.5 km
Vehicle to Everything (V2X) communication outfit Autotalks thinks it might have a foot in the door in China after the successful completion of the C-V2X field test with an unnamed Chinese technology giant.

Apple lower prices in China again
Lower taxes
The fruity cargo cult Apple lowered prices for its products in China on Monday not as an admission that it was overpriced, but because a cut in the country’s value-added tax (VAT) rate came into effect.

Google execs ponder censored search in China
Shush its is secret
Google executives are conducting a secret internal assessment of work on a censored search engine for China.

Samsung sings of Chinese tasty green shoots of recovery
The smartphone business is picking up
Samsung said it is starting to see the “green shoots of recovery” in its Chinese smartphone business.

China dismisses US security claims
… As EU negotiates for better access
China has dismissed US security claims against its telecoms equipment maker Huawei as groundless and “abnormal”.

US falling behind on smartphones
Apple/Samsung dependant US is snubbed by the cool tech
One of the take-outs from this year’s Mobile World Congress was a noticeable lack of development from US smartphone companies.