The (cable) war in the Pacific
Citing security concerns, the US and its allies have blocked several attempts by China to fund new subsea internet cables.
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Could the US and EU really work together to rein in Big Tech?
The US and EU have agreed to collaborate on tech regulation, but the road ahead could be rocky.
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Massive US tech bill needs to aim for more than countering China
Experts warn that over-emphasising the competitive aims of the ICA could undermine its ability to catalyse innovation.
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China is racing ahead with its digital currency. Could it one day supplant the dollar?
China's central bank digital currency, the digital yuan, could one day offer an alternative to the dollarised global financial system.
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What does Biden’s victory mean for an emerging silicon ‘Cold War’?
Trump pushed US-China relations to their lowest point in years. Now, China is doubling down on its drive towards technological…
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Dark factories and decoupling: China-US tensions suggest a tectonic supply chain shift
"We’re talking a maximum of five to ten years before this model becomes mainstream.”
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The Great Cloud-Quake: US Told to Stop Spying, or Forfeit Right of Access to Personal Data
"We are still waiting for an interpretation and ruling by the local DPAs in France and Germany as well as…
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Google Reveals Plans for New, Private UK-US Subsea Cable
"Google is not a telco and is not in the business of selling capacity"
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