ChinaRevolutionUpdate

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr is calling for a review of Chinese drone maker DJI, saying it is potentially “Huawei on wings.”

Ericsson reported its third-quarter results, beating expectations despite taking a hit in China.

Microsoft has announced it is shutting down LinkedIn in China as Beijing continues its crackdown on tech companies.

China is intensifying its war on cryptocurrencies, banning all transactions, as well as all mining.

Zoom’s purchase of Five9, a leading intelligent cloud contact center provider, is undergoing a US national security review.

In yet another attempt to limit the impact of technology on young people, China is limiting Douyin usage for those under 14 to 40 minutes a day.

Huawei is preparing to invest $15 million over the next three years in Middle East cloud computing.

Australia, the UK and US have formed a new security partnership in an effort to better counter China.

China is taking more steps to combat video game addiction, blocking new games from being licensed in the country.

Tencent and NetEase have both taken a hit to their stock price following China’s decision to limit how much time minors can spend gaming.