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  • Huawei opens its largest cybersecurity transparency center

    The largest cybersecurity transparency center of Chinese technology giant Huawei was officially opened on June 10 in the southern Chinese city of Dongguan, according to information published on Huawei's official website.

  • ByteDance reportedly to launch cloud computing service

    ByteDance Volcano Engine division will officially launch its cloud computing IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) service, which includes computing, storage, and networking, in September-October of this year, LastPost reported Thursday.

  • HarmonyOS 2 gains over 10 million users within a week of availability

    In less than a week after its release, more than 10 million Huawei phone users have already upgraded their systems to HarmonyOS 2.

  • US government reverses ban on TikTok, WeChat

    Trump issued the ban against TikTok and WeChat in 2020 on the grounds that they threatened US national security.

  • Tencent's unit asks employees not to work overtime in rare departure from industry practice

    Lightspeed & Quantum Studios Group, a gaming studio owned by Chinese Internet giant Tencent, is requiring its employees not to work overtime and to take two full days off on weekends.

  • China has administered over 800 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines

    That's just five days after the figure reached 700 million and 74 days after vaccinations exceeded the 100 million dose threshold on March 27.

  • Meituan said to plan 60,000 new hires this year to double its workforce

    Meituan had 46,000 full-time employees before going public in June 2018, with salespeople making up 61 percent of the workforce.

  • First HarmonyOS-powered refrigerator goes on sale

    With HarmonyOS, the refrigerator allows for fast networking and can keep users informed of ingredient freshness and provide recipes.

  • Xiaomi reportedly reorganizes team to increase bet on mobile chips

    Xiaomi is now in licensing talks with IP providers and has already started recruiting a team, the report said.

  • Didi reportedly scraps plan for HK IPO, aims for US listing within this year

    Didi's management was once ready to make its IPO in Hong Kong but it ultimately decided to list in the US because of valuation and other considerations.