China

China will likely become a chipmaking powerhouse. But how long will it take to get there, and what are the bottlenecks?

Ambiguities abound, but the legislation provides a slightly clearer framework regarding the storage and handling of personal data.

China’s public and private sectors are trying to accelerate the country’s domestic chip-making capabilities, but enthusiasm doesn’t always yield efficiency.

After a series of gig worker demonstrations, little has changed.

China Venture Roundup Volume 39 covers China’s investment activity from May 31 to June 6, 2021.

Chinese entrepreneurs have more access to funding than ever before, and Wei gave advice on how to build a strong team.

Didi logged a USD 1.6 billion net loss in 2020, then eked out a profitable Q1 this year.

The people of Thailand are no stranger to censorship. Online spaces may soon become even more restricted.