China views quantum computing as the next frontier of global technological competition. The government’s commitment to quantum research reflects a desire to gain an early advantage in an area that could transform national security, communications, and data processing. Quantum computing’s ability to perform
Semiconductors have become a central focus of China’s industrial strategy as the country works to secure technological independence. These microchips power everything from smartphones to supercomputers making them vital to national competitiveness. For Beijing achieving semiconductor self-sufficiency is not merely an economic goal
China is taking a significant step to strengthen its technology workforce through a newly announced AI Talent Visa Policy. Designed to attract international and domestic experts in artificial intelligence, the policy aims to accelerate innovation in Chinese tech companies and research institutions. As
The evolving rules shaping e-commerce, fintech, and AI firms. China’s technology sector has entered a new era of governance. After a decade of rapid, often unregulated growth, Beijing has tightened oversight of digital platforms, fintech companies, and artificial intelligence firms. By 2025, the
