by Adre's IT | 1 August, 2021 | Adre's IT Blog, Asia, bilibili, Boeing, CNBC, Hardware, iRobot, Kreditech, luckin, May Mobility, Northern Light Venture Capital, Sequoia Capital China, software as a service, TC, The New York Times, Toyota, vista equity partners, Welight Capital, working remotely
Hello and welcome back to TechCrunch’s China roundup, a digest of recent events shaping the Chinese tech landscape and what they mean to people in the rest of the world. The tech industry in China has had quite a turbulent week. The government is upending its $100...
by Adre's IT | 31 May, 2021 | Adre's IT Blog, Apple, arabic, Asia, bilibili, Cisco, CNBC, data protection law, great firewall, jack ma, launch center pro, TC, Welight Capital, xi jinping
Hundreds of thousands of Chinese students enrolled in overseas schools are stranded as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt life and airlines worldwide. Learning at home in China, they all face one challenge: Their school websites and other academic resources...
by Adre's IT | 25 March, 2021 | Adre's IT Blog, bilibili, Brian Grazer, clearview ai, CNBC, cybercrime, Facebook, idc, Jai Das, national security, TC, website design
Facebook on Wednesday announced new actions to disrupt a network of China-based hackers leveraging the platform to compromise targets in the Uyghur community. The group, known to security researchers as “Earth Empusa,” “Evil Eye” or...
by Adre's IT | 18 January, 2021 | Acast, Adre's IT Blog, Alphabet, Apple, Asia, AT&T, bilibili, Boeing, CNBC, Facebook, linux, TC, Welight Capital
As fears over WhatsApp’s privacy policies send millions of users in the West to Signal and Telegram, the two encrypted apps are also seeing a slight user uptick in China, where WeChat has long dominated and the government has a tight grip on online...
by Adre's IT | 10 October, 2020 | Adre's IT Blog, Asia, bilibili, censorship, CNBC, Google India, great firewall, May Mobility, xi jinping
China now has a tool that lets users access YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google and other internet services that have otherwise long been banned in the country. Called Tuber, the mobile browser recently debuted on China’s third-party Android stores,...
by Adre's IT | 10 October, 2020 | Adre's IT Blog, Asia, bilibili, Boeing, censorship, CNBC, Google India, great firewall, May Mobility, xi jinping
China now has a tool that lets users access YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google and other internet services that have otherwise long been banned in the country — selectively. Called Tuber, the mobile browser debuted on China’s third-party Android...
