Tech Competition

‘Imagine a U.S. economy with zero manufacturing,’ warns former Trump official Nazak Nikakhtar, after China announced export control on industrial diamonds.

Apple still ranked first in the global smartphone market in 2024 with a market share of 18.7 percent, followed closely by Samsung at 18 percent.

Motorola said the guilty plea doesn’t resolve the company’s ongoing civil litigation against Hytera, which is partly owned by a local government in China.

From espionage to intellectual property theft to sabotage, here’s a look at 20 of the largest Chinese cyberattacks against the United States in the past decade.

The majority of commercial drones sold in the United States are made in China.

The new investigation could pave the way for the incoming Trump administration to add more tariffs.

The ban on exports of germanium, gallium to the U.S. market comes a day after Washington tightened restrictions on Beijing’s access to advanced semiconductors.

SpaceSail, which plans to provide global satellite internet services next year, is one of three Chinese companies aiming to challenge Starlink.

The Cabinet Office said it made the intervention to mitigate risks to the UK’s national security.

The House Select Committee on the CCP said Beijing may use the technology to ’redefine' battle lines in its chips competition with the United States.

Intel products could be banned from China’s key information infrastructures.

The two machines added to the Dutch control list have already been subject to U.S. export control for almost a year.

It follows a warning from the industry that the EU’s hydrogen sector could lose the ability to compete with Chinese firms, which have devoured solar markets.

China is the dominant global producer of antimony, which has applications for electric vehicles and military weapons makers.

The development of AI weapons may be equivalent to the nuclear revolution, according to Bradley Thayer, a senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy.

The Chinese-owned popular video app targets users’ views on hot button issues such as gun control, abortion, and religion, the DOJ says.

Qi Biodesign, an agricultural biotech firm based in Beijing, is backed by official Chinese institutes in research and development as well as funding.