
Chinese are going flat out for IoT
Reach $127.5 billion by 2020
Beancounters at IDC have been shuffling their tarot cards and are predicting that the Chinese manufactures will be flat out buying up IoT gear by 2020.

Samsung's China adapted features on Jumbo phone paying off
Wants to get the inside trouser measurement of the market
Samsung’s adding tailor-made features to its large-screen Galaxy Note 7 are causing the phone to be a sensation in China.

China puts quantum cats in space
Birth control to Ginger Tom
China appears to be investing in a huge number of potentially dead or alive cats as it builds one of the world's biggest wireless quantum networks.

Apple helped run Uber out of China
Hard to find a good guy in this story
Apple's billion dollar investment in car-hailing app Didi Chuxing in May helped kick Uber out of China.

China cracks down on internet news
No original reporting, thank you so much
Online companies in mainland China have been ordered to put a halt to writing news that isn’t sanctioned by the government.

China backs the Imperialist publishers
Bans ad-blocker plus
The Chinese authorities, which are not famous for Kowtowing to big business appear to have surrendered to the demands of the western publishers and blocked Ad-block plus.

Qualcomm sues Meizu
Other players might also face the wrath of its mighty briefs
Qualcomm has sued the Chinese smartphone vendor Meizu for infringing its patents and reports from China suggest that Oppo and Vivo might also be dragged into court.

Tame Apple Press attacks Chinese phone maker
How dare you say you invented the rounded rectangle?
The Tame Apple Press is incandescent with rage at the antics of the Chinese phone maker which won a patent case against the fruity cargo cult.

IBM promises 200 petaflop supercomputer
Need to beat the Chinese
The US is clearly embarrassed the Chinese Sunway TiahuLight system is leading the supercomputer arms race. Now the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Oak Ridge National Laboratory has announced that is having a new IBM system, named Summit, delivered in early 2018 that will now be capable of 200 peak petaflops.

China builds supercomputer without US
We don't need your imperalist Xeons
China has stuck two fingers up at the US ban on it importing Intel Xeon chips, by building the world's fastest super computer based around its own home grown chips.