China

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.

Self-sufficiency in the tech sector is the key to future security, and China knows it.

President Trump signed executive orders Thursday night doubling down on earlier reports that the administration would be going after the Chinese-owned app TikTok.

Chinese government offices have three years to remove up to 30 million foreign devices.

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.