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China's Cyberspace Administration is conducting review of Shein

Reuters · 1y ago

China's Cyberspace Administration is conducting review of Shein

According to a report by The Wall Street Journal, China's Cyberspace Administration is reportedly conducting a review of the popular e-commerce fashion platform Shein. The specific reasons behind the review are not yet clear, but the move is seen as part of China's efforts to tighten control over the online retail sector and ensure compliance with cybersecurity regulations.

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China’s cyberspace regulator summons Alibaba’s Quark, Netease CC over vulgar content

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

China’s cyberspace regulator summons Alibaba’s Quark, Netease CC over vulgar content

China's Cyberspace Regulator Summons Alibaba's Quark, Netease CC Over Vulgar Content The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) summoned Alibaba's Quark and Netease CC for failing to regulate vulgar and improper content on their platforms. This move comes as part of China's ongoing campaign to tighten control over the country's internet sector. The CAC has been cracking down on various tech companies, including Alibaba and Tencent, for issues related to monopolistic behavior, data privacy, and content censorship.

China flags concerns over potential security risks in Nvidia's H20 chips - The Economic Times

Economic Times

Economic Times · 8d ago

China flags concerns over potential security risks in Nvidia's H20 chips - The Economic Times

China's Cyberspace Administration summoned Nvidia over concerns of potential security risks with its H20 AI chip, including backdoor vulnerabilities and tracking functions. This scrutiny follows the U.S. lifting an export ban on the chip, creating sales uncertainties for Nvidia in China. The U.S. had earlier proposed requiring location verification for exported AI chips. China's actions highlight ongoing tech industry tensions between the two nations, affecting multinational companies like Nvidia.

Back doors go both ways.

The Verge

The Verge · 8d ago

Back doors go both ways.

China's Cyberspace Administration has questioned Nvidia over "loopholes and backdoor" vulnerabilities in its H20 AI chips, designed for the Chinese market. This follows a previous antitrust investigation, as China seeks to boost its domestic chip industry. This scrutiny comes amid historical tensions, with the US previously raising security concerns about Chinese tech company Huawei. The situation may reflect broader competitive posturing between China and international tech giants like Nvidia.

Shanghai to allow faster data transfer from China for foreign firms-sources

Reuters · 1y ago

Shanghai to allow faster data transfer from China for foreign firms-sources

Shanghai is planning to expedite the approval process for foreign companies wishing to transfer their local data offshore, signalling a significant relaxation of China's strict data regulations. The move comes as China looks to attract foreign investors amidst economic challenges. Shanghai intends to leverage its free trade zones to allow data transfers, separate from the existing cross-border data transfer approval system enforced by the Cyberspace Administration of China. The initiative is expected to be implemented this year, and foreign financial firms and western automakers are likely to be included in the plan.

Baidu among first to win China approval for AI models

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Baidu among first to win China approval for AI models

China is set to approve the first batch of generative artificial intelligence services for public use, allowing homegrown tech companies like Baidu to compete with global players like OpenAI and Microsoft. The Cyberspace Administration of China is expected to give the green light to several firms, including major technology names and newcomers, allowing ChatGPT-style services to reach over a billion internet users. This move follows new AI regulations and marks a significant milestone for China's AI industry as it aims to compete on the global stage. Baidu's Ernie Bot is expected to be among the first approved services.

Huawei, Alibaba among companies seeking Chinese generative AI approvals

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Huawei, Alibaba among companies seeking Chinese generative AI approvals

China's cyberspace regulator has received 110 applications from Chinese technology companies such as Huawei and Alibaba for approvals related to their generative artificial intelligence (AI) models and products, it said on Friday.

China's cyberspace regulator issues rules to facilitate cross-border data flow

Reuters · 1y ago

China's cyberspace regulator issues rules to facilitate cross-border data flow

China's cyberspace regulator has issued rules to regulate cross-border data flow. The rules provide clarity on reporting standards for security assessments of important data exports. Data collected in international trade and cross-border transportation that doesn't include personal information or important data will be exempt from declaration.

Apple removes WhatsApp, Threads from China app store on government order

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Apple removes WhatsApp, Threads from China app store on government order

Apple has removed Meta Platforms' WhatsApp and Threads from its App Store in China following a government order. The Cyberspace Administration of China expressed concerns about national security, leading to the removal of these apps. Apple stated that it is obliged to comply with the laws of the countries in which it operates. The apps, however, are still available for download in other App Store regions. Meta has not yet commented on this development.

Apple teams up with Alibaba to bring AI features for iPhones in China: Report

Economic Times

Economic Times · 5m ago

Apple teams up with Alibaba to bring AI features for iPhones in China: Report

Apple is collaborating with Alibaba to introduce artificial intelligence features for iPhone users in China, addressing market competition and previous AI strategy uncertainties. This partnership follows an unsuccessful attempt with Baidu last year. The AI tools, currently awaiting approval from China's cyberspace regulator, aim to boost iPhone sales, which dipped due to a lack of advanced features. Apple's decision is influenced by Alibaba's extensive data, aiding in creating personalized services. Stock reactions include gains for both companies.

Beijing unveils plans to boost driverless vehicle use in capital

Economic Times

Economic Times · 7m ago

Beijing unveils plans to boost driverless vehicle use in capital

Beijing has released new regulations to promote autonomous vehicle usage, aiming to integrate driverless public buses and taxis. From April 1, autonomous vehicles passing safety tests can apply for road trials. The initiative includes intelligent infrastructure support and is part of China's broader push, with 19 cities already conducting self-driving trials. Major players like Baidu's Apollo Go, Pony.ai, and Tesla are expanding their robotaxi ambitions, highlighting China's leadership in the autonomous vehicle industry.

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