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CHINA Issue dated 15/01/2020

Facial recognition startup Megvii moves closer to IPO

Authorities at the Hong Kong stock market allowed the firm's application to move forward after Megvii provided more information about the impact of recent US sanctions. [...] (395 words)

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After UAE, Chinese strategic tech investor Kai-Fu Lee shifts attentions to France

Kai-Fu Lee's Sinovation Ventures has taken a stake in the French artificial intelligence firm Prophesee. [...]

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CHINA 08/06/2021

Intelligence agencies to keep watch on Beijing trade fair

The new executive committee of the annual China International Fair for Trade in Services is stacked with spies. [...]

CHINA 01/06/2021

Iristar carves role as biometrics expert to Gonganbu and partner to high-tech industries

The facial and iris recognition company Iristar grew out of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. One of its executives is also a deputy director of Beijing's Hong Kong Liaison Office. [...]

GERMANY CHINA 24/02/2021

CloudMinds counts on Frankfurt-based China Expert Services to sell tech

CloudMinds technology, the Chinese robotics company blacklisted by the US [...]

CHINA 10/02/2021

Gonganbu calls for deeper police-civil fusion

The Ministry of Public Security, or Gonganbu, pushed for deeper police-civil fusion as it announced on 3 February that it [...]

CHINA UNITED STATES 02/02/2021

Kai-fu Lee invests in AI from Beijing to Abu Dhabi Free

Kai-fu Lee's Sinovation Ventures, which invests significantly in China's artificial intelligence industry, has recruited another veteran of US tech while keeping its options open in Abu Dhabi. [...]

CHINA 13/01/2021

AI defense firm Starsee aims to be top PLA supplier

Starsee, a Chinese Academy of Sciences-backed algorithm data processing company that works with the military, is hoping to go public soon. [...]

CHINA 16/12/2020

Horizon Robotics carves place among China's leading AI firms Free

Backed by foreign investors and staffed with former Silicon Valley engineers, Horizon Robotics is forging ahead with its AI ambitions. [...]

CHINA UNITED STATES ISRAEL 23/09/2020

Alibaba-backed Qedit to work for DARPA

Officially selected by the US company Galois on September 16, the Israeli firm Qedit is to assist on a contract [...]

CHINA UNITED STATES 01/09/2020

Telixin blacklisting highlights Washington's crackdown on Chinese military communications

Washington's latest additions to its entity list include the ship communications supplier Telixin Electronics Technology. Its chairman, Zhu Guosheng, has significant ties to the People's Liberation Army's Third General Staff Department, which handles signals intelligence and cyber warfare. [...]

CHINA 10/06/2020

Cloudwalk advances with Beijing's support despite US blacklist

Cloudwalk is the latest facial recognition firm to be blacklisted by Washington, like its competitors Megvii and SenseTime. [...]

FRANCE CHINA 29/04/2020

Covid-19 boosts business for Kuang-Chi, Facego, Megvii

A French external trade department report published in early April describes the "dazzling development" of the Chinese security and monitoring [...]

CHINA 15/04/2020

Facial recognition firm Hanwang Technology plays catch-up

Companies like iFlytek have taken the lead in artificial intelligence, but Hanwang Technology is hoping to close the gap by leaning on its ties to the Gonganbu. [...]

CHINA 29/01/2020

IFlytek looks to bounce back after US blacklisting

The vocal recognition specialist iFlytek still hopes to make headway outside China. [...]

CHINA 29/01/2020

Kuang-Chi, star of Xi Jinping's military-civil fusion strategy

Under its founder Liu Ruopeng, Kuang-Chi, a major army supplier, is increasingly eyeing foreign technology. [...]

CHINA 24/12/2019

Yitu at the forefront of facial recognition AI as Beijing ramps up surveillance state

Yitu Technology has emerged as a top contractor in China as local authorities increasingly look to install facial recognition technology in public areas. The firm received plaudits from American intelligence services before being blacklisted for its work in Xinjiang. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 03/04/2019

Former Bank of England governor joins Equilibrium

Mervyn Allister King, the former governor of the Bank of [...]

CHINA UNITED STATES 26/02/2019

Dark Matter AI, Sino-American contender in artificial intelligence

While the US and China are caught in a technological and commmercial standoff, the Chinese startup Dark Matter AI is developing machine learning algorithms with experts from both countries. [...]

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AI defense firm Starsee aims to be top PLA supplier

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Alibaba-backed Qedit to work for DARPA

Telixin blacklisting highlights Washington's crackdown on Chinese military communications

Cloudwalk advances with Beijing's support despite US blacklist

Covid-19 boosts business for Kuang-Chi, Facego, Megvii

Facial recognition firm Hanwang Technology plays catch-up

IFlytek looks to bounce back after US blacklisting

Kuang-Chi, star of Xi Jinping's military-civil fusion strategy

Yitu at the forefront of facial recognition AI as Beijing ramps up surveillance state

Former Bank of England governor joins Equilibrium

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Former national security adviser Shigeru Kitamura launches economic security consultancy

Pakistan's ISI steers establishment of Taliban security and intelligence apparatus

Rafael rethinking its defence offset partnerships in India

After UAE, Chinese strategic tech investor Kai-Fu Lee shifts attentions to France

Intelligence agencies to keep watch on Beijing trade fair

Iristar carves role as biometrics expert to Gonganbu and partner to high-tech industries

CloudMinds counts on Frankfurt-based China Expert Services to sell tech

Gonganbu calls for deeper police-civil fusion

Kai-fu Lee invests in AI from Beijing to Abu Dhabi Free

AI defense firm Starsee aims to be top PLA supplier

Horizon Robotics carves place among China's leading AI firms Free

Alibaba-backed Qedit to work for DARPA

Telixin blacklisting highlights Washington's crackdown on Chinese military communications

Cloudwalk advances with Beijing's support despite US blacklist

Covid-19 boosts business for Kuang-Chi, Facego, Megvii

Facial recognition firm Hanwang Technology plays catch-up

IFlytek looks to bounce back after US blacklisting

Kuang-Chi, star of Xi Jinping's military-civil fusion strategy

Yitu at the forefront of facial recognition AI as Beijing ramps up surveillance state

Former Bank of England governor joins Equilibrium

Dark Matter AI, Sino-American contender in artificial intelligence

The young guard invades the corridors of power

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