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New Reports Highlight Globalization of Surveillance Tech Industry Posted by John Chan | Feb 19, 2021 A new report from The Intercept’s Mara Hvistendahl uncovers how U.S. software giant Oracle worked with Chinese law enforcement to supply analytics software for China’s burgeoning surveillance state. At the same time, other reports have revealed how Chinese manufacturers of surveillance equipment are widely supplying governments and companies in the West. Although the international connection...

1/25/2021 2:35:40 PM GMT | By Ivan Brian Here is what you need to know on Monday, January 25 2021: Indices were mixed on Monday with the FTSE and Euro Stoxx 50 both down 1% and the Dax down 1.6%. Overnight Asian stocks closed strongly with the Nikkei up 0.7% and the Hang Seng up 2.4%.  US markets were mixed with Nasdaq futures up 1% while Dow and S&P futures both slightly lower.  Asian markets were strong as China said it expected a GDP growth of 6% for...

By Lucy Handley, CNBC • Updated on January 7, 2021 at 6:44 am Matteo Colombo | DigitalVision | Getty Images A number of Wall Street investment banks have listed their top China tech stocks for the year ahead. Analysts from Citi, Jefferies and Stifel considered themes such as e-commerce spending, the price of online advertising, the countrys five-year plan — which aims to stimulate domestic consumption — and regulation. In a note published Tuesday, Jefferies analysts lead by Tho...

By Lucy Handley, CNBC • Updated on January 7, 2021 at 9:44 am Matteo Colombo | DigitalVision | Getty Images A number of Wall Street investment banks have listed their top China tech stocks for the year ahead. Analysts from Citi, Jefferies and Stifel considered themes such as e-commerce spending, the price of online advertising, the countrys five-year plan — which aims to stimulate domestic consumption — and regulation. In a note published Tuesday, Jefferies analysts lead by Tho...

Tech Companies, Scientists Profit From Surveilling Uyghurs Posted by Joseph Brouwer | Dec 17, 2020 Alibaba’s website for its cloud computing business showed how clients could use its software to detect the faces of Uighurs and other ethnic minorities within images and videos, according to pages on the site that were discovered by the surveillance industry publication IPVM and shared with The New York Times. The feature was built into Alibaba software that helps web platforms monitor digital c...

>>Raymond Zhong, The New York Times Published: 17 Dec 2020 02:37 AM BdST Updated: 17 Dec 2020 02:37 AM BdST A mosque in the Xinjiang region of China on Aug 5, 2019. (Gilles Sabrie/The New York Times) As the Chinese government tracked and persecuted members of predominantly Muslim minority groups, technology giant Alibaba taught its corporate customers how they could play a part. "); } Alibaba’s website for its cloud computing business showed how clients could use its software to detect the...

As the Chinese government tracked and persecuted members of predominantly Muslim minority groups, the technology giant Alibaba taught its corporate customers how they could play a part. Alibaba’s website for its cloud computing business showed how clients could use its software to detect the faces of Uighurs and other ethnic minorities within images and videos, according to pages on the site that were discovered by the surveillance industry publication IPVM and shared with The New York Times....