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Daniel Hsu is a U.S. citizen who spent four years trapped in China

July 23, 2021 6:18 pm This isn’t surprising at all. Tony and John Podesta were both involved in Chinagate.  In 1994, Silicon Graphics, along with Tandem and several other major computer companies, hired Tony Podesta to lobby for them.  Tony organized secret meetings in the White House attended by these companies’ CEOs. This was about the same time that Ron Brown was put in sole charge of signing off on technology exports.  Within weeks of those meetings, the Russians and Communist Chinese were buying formerly restricted computer technology… like super computers from them. Those comp...

Shares Huawei has announced that the DigiTruck program has trained more than 1,500 youth on digital skills across 13 locations in 10 counties countrywide in its first year. The DigiTruck is a solar-powered mobile classroom equipped with internet and smart devices to train youth on digital skills. Huawei also declared its support for the DigiTruck for a 2nd year, following the successful 1st year and the tremendous support it has had from national agencies, county governments as well as implementation partners. Public-private partnerships have played a key role in growing digital literacy, hen...

Huawei’s DigiTruck that launched last year has marked its 1-year anniversary by achieving the milestone of training more than 1,500 youth across 13 locations in 8 counties. The announcement was made as 100 students graduated from the DigiTruck’s latest training of 100 students in Nyeri County at a ceremony graced by Cabinet Secretary, ICT, Nyeri Governor and other dignitaries. Marking DigiTruck’s 1-year anniversary, the recent batch of 100 students successfully completed four weeks of training where they gathered various skills including, but not limited to digital skills, entrepreneurs...

US warns Pacific islands of Chinese bid for undersea cable project, say sources Reuters Sydney | Updated on × Undersea cables, which have far greater data capacity than satellites, is a sensitive area of diplomacy in the Pacific The United States has warned Pacific island nations about security threats posed by a Chinese company’s cut-price bid to build an undersea internet cable, two sources told Reuters, part of an international development project in the region. Huawei Marine, which was recently divested from Huawei Technologies Co Ltd and is now majority-owned by another Chinese firm,...