US and allies continue to chip away at Chinese tech sector
US semiconductor trade sanctions against China seem to be having an effect, but at what cost to its own companies?
US semiconductor trade sanctions against China seem to be having an effect, but at what cost to its own companies?
IQ Fiber has announced a new $150 million cash injection from its biggest shareholder SDC Capital Partners to fund a network rollout that seems to be costing more than it had expected.
Social media service Twitter is rapidly becoming a major video and audio streaming platform, following a string of significant announcements.
The US state of Montana wants to ban app stores from offering popular Chinese-owned social media service TikTok, a move that has profound free speech implications.
President Biden has nominated telco lawyer Anna Gomez for Commissioner of the US Federal Communications Commission in an effort to fill a role that has been vacant for over two years.
China has decided that two can play at the game of sanctioning the companies of its geopolitical rivals on vague national security grounds.
A steady stream of reports indicates the US and its allies are continuing to ramp up their efforts to exclude China from the global technology market.
The FCC has proposed to fine 22 telecoms companies for failing to follow through with its rural funding programme and there are some big names on the list.
The Malaysian government has reportedly received separate letters from the US and EU, warning it of negative consequences if it allows Huawei kit in the country’s 5G networks.
Finnish cybersecurity company F-Secure is buying the consumer mobile security business of Lookout to boost its presence in the US market.
It looks like the US is calling in even more favours among its allies in its bid to cripple China’s technology capabilities.
The US state has proudly announced its biggest ever fine for a domestic company that did business with Huawei.
The Biden administration is ramping up its efforts to grow the US’ open RAN ecosystem.
A new US law is set pass that will name and shame any country it considers an ally if they are found to use any Huawei or ZTE kit.
Pushback against the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence continues, with both Chinese and American regulators intervening further.
Nascent American ISP Brightspeed has announced the availability of full fibre broadband in six states, a move that comes as fibre rollout gathers pace in the US.
Four major US mobile operators have agreed to a series of undertakings designed to address concerns over airline safety and to allow them to use their C-band spectrum to its full extent.
Chinese telecoms vendor Huawei has revealed a 69% fall in profit for 2022, which it blames largely on ‘non-market factors’.
The US National Telecommunications and Information Administration is looking for bright ideas about where the next big chunk of radiofrequency spectrum will come from.
The long-rumoured acquisition of MVNO Mint Mobile by T-Mobile US has completed, with an apparent premium paid to be associated with Actor Ryan Reynolds.
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