24/7
Buzz
Startups
VC
AI
Innovation
Opinions
Events
Promising Startups 2022
BiblioTech
Boarding Pass
Startup: Confidential
Appointments
CTalk
Tech Gateways
2022 VC Survey
@Finance
Ctech Testimonials
Shopping
Projects
About
Newsletter
Contact us
RSS
Facebook
Twitter
ACCESSIBILITY
by
Homepage
China
Tags search
HOME
24/7
buzz
STARTUPS
VC
AI
Innovation
OPINIONS
EVENTS
SHOPPING
ABOUT
Terms Of Use
Privacy Policy
NEWSLETTER
SEARCH
CONTACT US
ACCESSIBILITY
24/7
Headlines
17:38
Who will cover the damages of the largest computer failure in history?
16:00
Scopio Labs secures $42 million Series D for AI-based blood cell analysis
14:47
"Growing high-tech is essential for the economy of the North"
14:31
Full list of Israeli high-tech funding rounds in 2024
More stories
Buzz
Most popular
Daily
Weekly
1
The Gili Ra’anan model: Questions emerging from Cyberstarts' remarkable success
2
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon makes whirlwind visit to Israel
3
From IPO dreams to CrowdStrike’s crisis: Inside the collapse of the Wiz-Google mega deal
4
Amdocs set to cut 1,500-3,000 jobs in new round of layoffs
5
Israel’s Quantum Transistors receives €17.5M from the European Innovation Council for its quantum computing solution
More news
China
20 stories about China
"Taiwan and Israel must defend themselves against aggressors"
04.07.24
|
Yuval Sade
"Both countries are at the forefront when it comes to the protection of democracy. Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran are attacking Israel. This is not a war between countries but a war between civilizations and ideologies," noted Ya-Ping (Abby) Lee, Representative at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Tel Aviv.
Amazon's new bargain section challenges Temu and Shein amidst stock boom
03.07.24
|
Viki Auslender
Retail giant competes with Chinese platforms by offering unbranded items under $20
Tech titans tighten security as Chinese espionage escalates
26.06.24
|
Omer Kabir
For years, foreign countries, primarily China, have operated espionage systems focusing on large technology companies. In response to the increasing prevalence of this issue, many tech companies are tightening their selection and recruitment procedures.
India emerges as big winner in digital cold war between China and USA
05.05.24
|
Viki Auslender
With a huge and cheap workforce, and government measures to reduce high tariffs, India is benefiting from the fight between the US and China, convincing more and more companies to jump on board
"Israel definitely needs to reconsider its strategy towards China"
29.04.24
|
Yuval Sadeh
Sinologist Dr. Uri Sela discusses how China's support for Iran and Palestinians is part of its fight with the Americans rather than Israel, and why Israel would be wise not to seek a fight with China
The meteoric rise of Temu - the Chinese e-commerce company changing the market
29.04.24
|
Viki Auslender
Within a year, a once unknown Chinese company called Temu became a hit in the western consumer world, after making a strategic decision to conquer American markets first, via cheap, mass production, unrestrained advertising and an immersive technological design
The price of failure: Dutch company's chip monopoly born from a bad bet by Intel
15.04.24
|
Omer Kabir
China or the US, who holds the real power in the global chip industry? Behind the investments in manufacturing giants such as Intel and TSMC is an assumption that whoever controls chip production has the power to direct the future of the global economy. But the real power may not be in the hands of the chip manufacturers themselves, but rather ASML, the company that owns the technology to manufacture the expensive machines that are used to manufacture the chips.
China's three main goals in escalating chip war with US
26.03.24
|
Omer Kabir
China is expanding the war to the software front, and has also begun to block the use of chips made by Intel and AMD in government computers. The move will allow China to enhance national security, harm the US economically and create strong local competitors for the American chip companies
US attempts to curb Chinese AI are backfiring
09.01.24
|
Omer Kabir
Tech giants such as Alibaba, Tencent and Baidu are far from enthusiastic about Nvidia's weakened chips produced especially for the Chinese market. As a result, they have reduced imports from the US and are transferring orders of advanced chips to local developers such as Huawei
"When the time is right, China may be able to stop the operations of critical infrastructures in Israel"
03.01.24
|
Sophie Shulman
The hostile attitude of the Chinese government towards Israel since the outbreak of the war with Hamas led to a demand from the Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee to discuss the extensive Chinese holdings in the country's infrastructure
Wiped off the map: Chinese tech giants erase Israel
05.11.23
|
Viki Auslender
In a move that reflects the lining up of the tech world behind nationalist lines drawn by the leading powers, Israel no longer appears on the online maps of the Chinese giants Baidu and Alibaba. The technology cannot profit from this
Provocation or diplomacy? China removes Israel from its digital maps
31.10.23
|
James Spiro
The move is tinged with irony given China’s well-known neurosis about borders and the standards it expects from the rest of the world
The U.S. has imposed new restrictions on the export of AI chips to China
25.10.23
|
Omer Kabir
These new restrictions are to prevent the export of chips that enable Chinese companies to develop advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, and were originally set to take effect in mid-November.
The new space race: Mars, the Moon, and the new political frontier
01.10.23
|
Viki Auslender
In recent years, the business sector has picked up the gauntlet and the journey to Mars is back on the table, accelerating the geopolitical race globally, as China, the US, and India all vie for dominance
To infinity and beyond: US and China battling for space supremacy, while India and Japan eye bigger roles
27.09.23
|
Tamar Tunik
The leading countries in space exploration spending are the United States, followed by China, Japan, and France. India, the most recent addition to the group of nations that have landed on the Moon, ranks seventh but is expected to make significant progress
Biden tightens screws with China investment restrictions
14.08.23
|
Omer Kabir
A presidential order designed to significantly limit China's technological capabilities is driving away American money after years of investment by funds such as Warburg Pincus and Carlyle
Has China started a new trade war it didn't intend by curbing export on chipmaking metals?
06.07.23
|
Omer Kabir
Beijing said it will ban the export of gallium and germanium, which are crucial for the semiconductor industry, in response to the U.S. prohibiting the export of advanced chips
When the chips are down: A US-China cold war is brewing
17.05.23
|
Omer Kabir
At a time when demand is at its peak, the Chinese trade in semiconductors is actually shrinking. The reason: the reaction of the global industry to American sanctions. While China is trying to find components that are not included in the boycott and continue production, the American government is subsidizing the establishment of advanced factories and reducing dependence on Asia
Innoviz Technologies deploying LiDAR sensors in Chinese ports
06.09.22
|
CTech
The first deployment with strategic partner HiRain Technologies started in RiZhao port, with both parties planning to expand the project to additional ports, including on HiRain’s autonomous trucks and AGVs
Joint Israel-China event aims to improve tech ties between the two nations
14.12.21
|
James Spiro
The purpose of the 7th China Yunnan-Israel Innovation Cooperation Forum was to help establish relationships between Israeli and Chinese companies
More Articles
Please ensure Javascript is enabled for purposes of
website accessibility