China Technology

Radar, missile, and nuclear specialists disappear from China’s top engineering body as a broader shake-up spreads across the defense industry.

Open-source AI tool OpenClaw has surged in China, but regulators warn it may pose cybersecurity risks as some companies report rising operating costs.

Conflicts in Iran and Venezuela raise questions about Chinese weapons as Beijing’s anti-corruption sweep shakes its military-industrial sector.

Lawmakers said documents Futurewei submitted showed it is the U.S. research and development arm of Huawei, sharing IP and patents with the Chinese tech giant.

The swift neutralization of alleged Beijing-supplied air defenses proves such exports cannot rival U.S. strike capabilities, one expert says.

OpenAI’s latest report shows a user tied to Chinese law enforcement used the tool to advance suppression efforts, targeting critics in China and elsewhere.

The lawmakers said the amount of information these devices collect and transmit poses a security risk.

By 2040, the Chinese communist regime’s naval power ’may credibly challenge U.S. regional maritime dominance,' Rear Adm. Mike Brookes said.

OpenAI says it banned a ChatGPT account linked to Chinese law enforcement that sought to plan a ‘covert influence operation’ targeting Japan’s prime minister.

The researchers found six distinct clusters pushing pro-CCP narratives.

The company also expressed concerns about the recent U.S. approval of H200 chip exports to China—Nvidia’s second-most advanced chip.

China’s Lunar New Year gala performances dazzled viewers with humanoid robots, but the staged show was far from real-world autonomy, experts and observers said.

These are the third and fourth lawsuits in three days targeting the Chinese communist regime.

‘These tools are essential not only for producing the advanced AI chips that will shape the future of both economic and military power,’ they said.

Legal experts said the proposal could tighten internet censorship, extend enforcement beyond China’s borders, and shift control of cyberspace toward the police.

The operation suggests Beijing’s political turmoil may be far more severe than analysts estimated.

Built to showcase innovation, the Shaanxi line struggled with low ridership and losses before quietly shutting down.

The governor coordinated with Vice Adm. TJ White, chief of Texas Cyber Command, in updating the prohibited technologies list.

Radar, missile, and nuclear specialists disappear from China’s top engineering body as a broader shake-up spreads across the defense industry.

Open-source AI tool OpenClaw has surged in China, but regulators warn it may pose cybersecurity risks as some companies report rising operating costs.

Conflicts in Iran and Venezuela raise questions about Chinese weapons as Beijing’s anti-corruption sweep shakes its military-industrial sector.

Lawmakers said documents Futurewei submitted showed it is the U.S. research and development arm of Huawei, sharing IP and patents with the Chinese tech giant.

The swift neutralization of alleged Beijing-supplied air defenses proves such exports cannot rival U.S. strike capabilities, one expert says.

OpenAI’s latest report shows a user tied to Chinese law enforcement used the tool to advance suppression efforts, targeting critics in China and elsewhere.

The lawmakers said the amount of information these devices collect and transmit poses a security risk.

By 2040, the Chinese communist regime’s naval power ’may credibly challenge U.S. regional maritime dominance,' Rear Adm. Mike Brookes said.

OpenAI says it banned a ChatGPT account linked to Chinese law enforcement that sought to plan a ‘covert influence operation’ targeting Japan’s prime minister.

The researchers found six distinct clusters pushing pro-CCP narratives.

The company also expressed concerns about the recent U.S. approval of H200 chip exports to China—Nvidia’s second-most advanced chip.

China’s Lunar New Year gala performances dazzled viewers with humanoid robots, but the staged show was far from real-world autonomy, experts and observers said.

These are the third and fourth lawsuits in three days targeting the Chinese communist regime.

‘These tools are essential not only for producing the advanced AI chips that will shape the future of both economic and military power,’ they said.

Legal experts said the proposal could tighten internet censorship, extend enforcement beyond China’s borders, and shift control of cyberspace toward the police.

The operation suggests Beijing’s political turmoil may be far more severe than analysts estimated.

Built to showcase innovation, the Shaanxi line struggled with low ridership and losses before quietly shutting down.

The governor coordinated with Vice Adm. TJ White, chief of Texas Cyber Command, in updating the prohibited technologies list.