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Huawei Technologies Co. has developed enterprise IT management software that can replace Oracle Corp. s, taking another step toward reducing its relia...

The semiconductor market has spawned a growing rivalry between the world's two largest economies, with the US government striving to curb the technological rise of China.

It also sends a signal that a supportive policy for the semiconductor industry is likely to be launched soon," said Wang Peng, a researcher at the Beijing Academy of Social Sciences.

With 2022 over, it is time to look back at the most popular stories published on Neowin during the year. Windows 11 updates, Skynet, the Y2K22 bug, browser efficiency tests, and more in this recap.

Kingsoft Cloud has joined more than 100 companies that can be delisted in the U.S. amid an impasse in talks between Washington and Beijing. Read more.

Key Takeaways: Kingsoft Cloud’s shares fell after it stopped an author from accessing her novel saved on its platform on suspicion she may...

Chinese software developer Kingsoft Corp is facing a crisis of trust after being accused of locking a novelist out of her own work written in the word processing software WPS over sensitive content, a practice the company denies. After trending on social media, the issue has caught the attention of state media and other users have come forward with their...

China has ordered central government agencies and state-backed corporations to replace foreign-branded personal computers (PCs) with domestic alternatives within two years, marking one of Beijing’s most aggressive efforts so far to eradicate key overseas technology from within its most sensitive organs.

China has ordered government offices to replace foreign-branded PCs and associated operating systems with alternatives that can be locally maintained. This includes dumping Windows in favor of Linux.

China has ordered central government agencies and state-backed corporations to replace foreign-branded personal computers with domestic alternatives within two years, marking one of Beijing’s most aggressive efforts to eradicate key overseas technology from within sensitive institutions. Staff were asked after the week-long International Workers’ Day break, from last Saturday to Wednesday, to turn in foreign PCs for local alternatives that use operating software developed domestically, peopl...