On January 20, the "National Subsidy" program for consumer electronics officially launched, igniting a wave of enthusiasm in China's smartphone market. Up to ¥500 in Subsidies, Discounts on Multiple High-End Smartphones According to the Chinese government’s "Subsidy Implementation Plan for ...

According to a report from Commercial Times, sources indicate that due to U.S. restrictions on AI computing power exports to China, the application for an ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) chip by Taiwanese ASIC manufacturer Alchip was rejected. The ADAS chip developed by Li Auto, named "S...

According to a report by ijiwei, citing Rest of the World, sources indicate that Foxconn has stopped sending Chinese employees to Apple’s iPhone factories in India. Instead, the company has opted to deploy Taiwanese workers, as Chinese employees who were initially scheduled to travel to India were...

According to a report from MyDrivers, citing Reuters, sources suggest that Chinese automakers are closely monitoring Volkswagen Group’s plans to shut down its factories in Germany. Acquiring one of these facilities could offer Chinese carmakers a valuable opportunity to enhance their presence with...

According to a Commercial Times report, citing Global Times, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced on January 16th that it has received complaints from domestic companies regarding U.S. firms benefiting from subsidies under the U.S. CHIPS Act and exporting mature-node chips to China at low prices...