The Chinese government and LinkedIn are having a challenging time coexisting. As such, Microsoft will stop its Chinese LinkedIn activities and give the country a new job board application devoid of social feeds or article sharing.
2021's been a big year for hackers. Doubly so for those of the Russian variety.
Though many people have taken issue with Windows 11's TPM requirements, most of those folks are not in the same camp as China. In Chinese users' cases, they might not be allowed to get Windows 11 thanks to a TPM ban.
The race to build wafer fabrication facilities across the world is heating up. SMIC has thrown its hat in the ring with a plan to build the largest fab yet in China.
$64.7 billion in inventory across nine chipmakers as of June 2021. And yet, for now, the semiconductor shortage persists.
There's a global semiconductor shortage going on. However, that hasn't stopped China from producing 203.6 billion chips in the first seven months of 2021.
If you thought Brussels was NVIDIA's greatest obstacle to clearing its ARM acquisition, think again: China's slowing the process as well.
The semiconductor shortage is a long way from being over. With that said, $52 billion ought to help speed recovery efforts along.
As one might expect with a global shortage in chips, some chipmakers are upping prices. Supply is strained, demand is high, and that means additional money is being demanded.
Tensions between the U.S. and China continue to heat up, and one particularly hot area of conflict is the tech sector. China's looking to get rid of its remaining dependencies on the United States, and it's making big plays to do so.
President Trump signed executive orders Thursday night doubling down on earlier reports that the administration would be going after the Chinese-owned app TikTok.
The Chinese government told government offices and public institutions that they need to remove all foreign computer software and equipment within three years. The move could require between 20 and 30 million devices to be replaced in that timeframe.
The Chinese government this week passed new legislation mandating users to submit facial scans to the government before activating a new SIM card or phone number.
Microsoft's plans to acquire LinkedIn for $26.2 billion could be an issue in China. The business-based social network censors content in that country, and that could be a problem if Microsoft decides to make some changes.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is making a visit to China today, reportedly to discuss the country's long-running anti-trust probe against the company with government officials.
A large number of Windows users in China are complaining about what they are calling an unwanted push by Microsoft to download and install the free Windows 10 upgrade.
Mojang has announced that Minecraft will be coming to China on both PC and supported smartphones. The company, owned by Microsoft, is partnering with NetEase to develop a specific version of Minecraft tailored for the Chinese market.
Microsoft will shut down its MSN site in the country of China on June 7. The move represents a shift away from offering content in China to delivering services and products to Windows 10 devices.
There are several editions of Windows 10 to choose from, but if you're a member of the Chinese government, Microsoft has a version tailored just for you called Windows 10 Zhuangongban, or “Windows 10 Specially-provided Edition."
The Lumia 650 is now official in China, and is currently up for pre-order in the country for ¥1,699. Availability commences March 31.