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Big Tech Companies and Governments’ Tussle of Power Represents Complex Interplay of Authority
Big Tech companies and the Chinese and US governments have been engaging in a tussle for power over years. While tech giants help define their home countries’ mix of nationalism and globalism, they also challenge states’ power.
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Taking Aim At China, India Tightens Power Grid, Telecoms Rules
India is tightening the rules for businesses entering its power transmission sector and making stringent checks on both power and telecoms equipment for malware - moves that government and industry officials say aim to check China's advance into sensitive sectors.
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India's Plans To Ban China's Power Firms Will Backfire: Chinese Media
India's plans to ban Chinese power firms due to concerns over cyber-attacks could backfire on India even though the move would cause losses to companies from China, a report in a Chinese state-run daily said today.
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China's Jiangsu Longzhe May Buy Majority Stake In Diamond Power
Chinese firm Jiangsu Longzhe may soon seal a deal to buy majority stake in Diamond Power Infrastructure for $125 million.
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India Set To Seal Major Power Deal In Bangladesh, Beating China
A state-run Indian firm is poised to seal a contract to build a $1.6 billion power plant in Bangladesh, beating out a Chinese competitor in the latest commercial tussle between the region's two dominant powers.
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Rolta Power Teams Up With China's Zhenfa New Energy Science
Rolta Power on Tuesday said it has partnered with Chinese firm Zhenfa New Energy Science and Technology to jointly develop solar power projects in India.
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Huawei unveils Android-based tablet
Chinese telecom firm Huawei has launched MediaPad, a seven-inch tablet which is powered by Android-operating system, in competition with players like Apple and Samsung.
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Huawei unveils Android-based tablet
Chinese telecom firm Huawei has launched MediaPad, a seven-inch tablet which is powered by Android-operating system, in competition with players like Apple and Samsung.
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Big Tech Companies and Governments’ Tussle of Power Represents Complex Interplay of Authority
Big Tech companies and the Chinese and US governments have been engaging in a tussle for power over years. While tech giants help define their home countries’ mix of nationalism and globalism, they also challenge states’ power.
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Taking Aim At China, India Tightens Power Grid, Telecoms Rules
India is tightening the rules for businesses entering its power transmission sector and making stringent checks on both power and telecoms equipment for malware - moves that government and industry officials say aim to check China's advance into sensitive sectors.
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India's Plans To Ban China's Power Firms Will Backfire: Chinese Media
India's plans to ban Chinese power firms due to concerns over cyber-attacks could backfire on India even though the move would cause losses to companies from China, a report in a Chinese state-run daily said today.
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China's Jiangsu Longzhe May Buy Majority Stake In Diamond Power
Chinese firm Jiangsu Longzhe may soon seal a deal to buy majority stake in Diamond Power Infrastructure for $125 million.
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India Set To Seal Major Power Deal In Bangladesh, Beating China
A state-run Indian firm is poised to seal a contract to build a $1.6 billion power plant in Bangladesh, beating out a Chinese competitor in the latest commercial tussle between the region's two dominant powers.
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Rolta Power Teams Up With China's Zhenfa New Energy Science
Rolta Power on Tuesday said it has partnered with Chinese firm Zhenfa New Energy Science and Technology to jointly develop solar power projects in India.
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Huawei unveils Android-based tablet
Chinese telecom firm Huawei has launched MediaPad, a seven-inch tablet which is powered by Android-operating system, in competition with players like Apple and Samsung.
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Huawei unveils Android-based tablet
Chinese telecom firm Huawei has launched MediaPad, a seven-inch tablet which is powered by Android-operating system, in competition with players like Apple and Samsung.
