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Alibaba injects major funding into world’s most valuable AI firm
China’s SenseTime Group has reportedly raised $600 million from Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and other investors at a valuation of more than $3 billion, becoming the world’s most valuable artificial intelligence startup. 0 2286
Cloudflare report shows DDoS attacks surged in 2023
Cloudflare has announced its 2023 Q4 DDoS report – which showed that DDoS attacks reached new heights in 2023. This …
X-Transfer CEO advocates for adoption of ‘cutting edge’ technologies to transform foreign trade ecosystems
XTransfer CEO Bill Deng, has called on business leaders to harness the power of cutting-edge technologies in an effort to …
Chinese FinTech unicorn set to expand its services internationally
XTransfer, the global market incumbent and China’s No.1 B2B Cross-Border Trade Payment Platform, has announced the official launch of its …
ESET launches report highlighting activities of Russia, North Korea, Iran and China-aligned threat actors
ESET launches APT activity report highlighting activities of Russia, North Korea, Iran and China-aligned threat actors, including attacks on aerospace and defence industries.
Huawei ranked No.1 in survey of 5G patent owners
A US-based patent advisory firm has positioned Chinese vendor Huawei firmly atop its new survey of 5G patent owners. The …
Chinese smartphone vendor realme on a mission to revolutionise the industry
CNME Editor Mark Forker spoke to Madhav Sheth, Vice President of realme and President of realme International Business group, to …
Dubai-based QC believes Huawei CFO will go free
DigiTalks: In the latest episode of DigiTalks, CNME Editor Mark Forker interviewed Tim Taylor QC, Managing Partner at King & …
Op-Ed: Legal expert examines the complexities of US-China tech war
Tim Taylor QC, Managing Partner at King & Wood Mallesons Dubai, has penned a forensically in-depth op-ed on the rivalry …
U.S. sanctions hand China opportunity to be chip kingpins
The recent announcement by German car manufacturing behemoth Volkswagen AG, that they will have to significantly reduce their production over the next coming months, due to the global chip shortage is just another illustration of the impact the crisis is having on multiple industries worldwide. The beginning of the global chip shortage can be traced back to the heavy-handed tactics pursued by the U.S. government in its treatment of Chinese ICT vendors.