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Huawei can produce smartphones with advanced chips in large volume. Huawei recently started selling a phone called the Mate 60 Pro containing a chip that analysts believe was made with a technology breakthrough by SMIC.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is looking to tap overseas markets, particularly the US, to promote locally developed and manufactured fifth generation, or 5G, radio network gear on the backdrop of Centre’s ambition to 'make in India for the world' to overcome supply chain disruptions. “The N78 5G radios designed by Tejas Networks may be qualified for all greenfield and brownfield 5G opportunities that present themselves to the company globally including that in the US,” TCS chief operating officer NG Subramaniam told ETTelecom. Developed by Saankhya Labs, the N78 radio, compatible with 3300 MHz spectrum band, is being currently manufactured by Bengaluru-based Tejas Networks, which acquired the telecom startup early last year. In 2021, Tata Sons acquired homegrown telecom gear maker Tejas Networks.

Huawei Technologies said on Thursday it will launch new products on Sept. 25 without elaborating. The company will be releasing information about new mobile phones at the event, according to Chinese business daily Yicai which cited sources.

Apple won’t be jacking up the price on its faithful iPhone buyers. That could cost it. The world’s largest company by market value updated the key product line of its largest business on Tuesday.

Huawei Technologies inked on Wednesday a global patent cross-licensing deal with Xiaomi Inc, according to a statement from Huawei. The deal covers communication technologies including 5G, it said, and marks the resolution of a patent licensing dispute between the two firms. Local Chinese media reported in March that Huawei was suing Xiaomi for alleged infringement of four registered patents mainly related to wireless communication technology, smartphone photography and screen lock technology. Huawei also has patent license agreements with other tech players such as Oppo and South Korea's Samsung.

China often uses official media as a tool of soft power. Although there is no local office of any Chinese state-owned media agency in the South Caucasus, CGTN, a channel of the China Media Group, has been presenting news and innovations related to China in Azerbaijani, Georgian and Armenian through social networks such as Facebook and Twitter since 2022. The main interest and attention of CGTN’s social media pages come from Azerbaijani and Armenian audiences.

An unexpected twist to Alibaba’s changing of the guard—and a drip feed of other bad news—has undermined the bullish sentiment surrounding the Chinese e-commerce giant earlier this year. And given how China-adverse investors have become, it may be tough to reverse that without an all-clear for the economy more broadly—especially since Alibaba executives may be tempted to slow-walk restructuring plans as long as China’s stock markets remain in the doldrums. Alibaba’s Hong Kong-listed shares fell 3% Monday in the wake of two potentially significant developments: a report from Bloomberg, citing sources, that the firm would put on hold a potential IPO of its Freshippo grocery chain, and a surprise personnel change.

China at the heart of the government in London, sparking fresh fears over how Beijing gathers intelligence. The incident follows allegations earlier this year that China flew a surveillance balloon over the United States, causing a diplomatic furore.

Apple has lost around $200 billion in market capitalization over several days as tensions between the U.S. and China rise, with several media outlets reporting this week that the iPhone maker is being singled out by Beijing

Investing.com -- Shares in Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) climbed in early U.S. trading on Friday, paring back some losses from two straight days of declines that wiped around $200 billion off of the tech giant's market value. Media reports suggesting that government officials in China have been barred from using Apple’s iPhone and other foreign-branded mobile devices at work have sparked concerns that Beijing is willing to sideline American companies in favor of Chinese players. China is a crucial market for Apple, with the country accounting for nearly a fifth of its total sales. 

China's Huawei Technologies has started presales for its high-end Mate 60 Pro+ smartphone, adding to its lineup of devices that have gained attention for the company's resilience against U.S. sanctions.

The recent reports about potential restrictions on government officials using Apple’s iPhones in China have caused a selloff in shares in recent days.

Huawei Technologies.Bloomberg News previously reported that the South Korean chipmaker's DRAM — LPDDR5 — and NAND Flash memory are used in the Chinese tech company's latest smartphone Mate 60 Pro. SK hynix's memory products were «an isolated example of materials» the Chinese handset maker sourced from overseas, according to the report. «SK hynix no longer does business with Huawei since the introduction of the U.S. restrictions against the company and with regard to the issue, we started an investigation to find out more details,» the chipmaker said. «Also, SK hynix is strictly abiding by the U.S.

A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan

Apple Inc. is looking to stave off a crisis in China just days before the launch of its next iPhone, an already high-stakes event that will test whether new features can shake the smartphone industry out of the doldrums. The product unveiling, set to stream globally from the company’s headquarters on Tuesday, risks being overshadowed by multiple controversies in China — Apple’s largest international market.

Investing.com -- Shares in Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) fell in early U.S. trading on Thursday, as a decline in the stock stretched into a second straight day following a report that China had banned government officials from using the tech giant's iPhone and other foreign-branded devices for work.

Apple fell nearly 4% on Thursday and sparked a rout in U.S. equities after reports that China has widened curbs on iPhone use by government staff in one of the U.S.

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Nasdaq 100 futures declined 0.5% in early New York trade on Thursday as Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock selloff continued for the second consecutive day.

China plans to expand a ban on the use of iPhones in sensitive departments to government-backed agencies and state companies, a sign of growing challenges for Apple Inc. in its biggest foreign market and global production base. Several agencies have begun instructing staff not to bring their iPhones to work, people familiar with the matter said, affirming a previous report from the Wall Street Journal.

Huawei Technologies' breakthrough in making an advanced chip underscores China's determination and capacity for fighting back against US sanctions, but the efforts are likely very costly and could prompt Washington to tighten curbs, analysts said. Huawei unexpectedly unveiled the latest Mate 60 Pro smartphone last week during US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo's visit in China, as the government readies a new $40-billion investment fund to bolster its developing chip sector.