Issues over national security threats and competition with China for future technology leadership are stopping the flow of China investment in US tech companies. Cross-border U.S.-China collaboration that has long fueled next-generation innovations is being stifled.
How China’s Tech Sector Is Challening The World By Innovating Faster, Working Harder & Going Global Talk by Rebecca A. Fannin Brookings Institution Washington, DC October 10, 2019 Based on her latest book, Tech Titans of China
First of China’s podcasting-type players goes public on Nasdaq and raises $45 million, with investors Morningside, Xiaomi, Orchid Asia, TPG and Matrix in tow.
The U.S. is sliding as the uncontested global leader in R&D. Its share of total R&D spending globally slipped from 37% to 25% since 2010, the National Science Board finds. China gained to 23%.
NEW DATA: 2 Superpowers? It’s a study in contrasts. China venture capital nearly fell off the charts in 2019. But not the same for the US, where venture figures remained fairly stable. Here’s a first look at the numbers, China and US side by side. Clearly, the tech cold war and Chinese economic slowdown is having...
Foreign Correspondents Club of Hong Kong, November 6, 2019
Author Rebecca Fannin, VC Wei Jiang and Stella Ji Xin, and Bloomberg’s Shelly Banjo
Panel: The Fight for Tech Supremacy Between Silicon Valley and China
Tech Titans of China: How China's Tech Sector is Challenging the World by Innovating Faster, Working Harder and Going Global (Hachette Book Group, 2019)
Startup Asia: Top Strategies for Cashing in on Asia's Innovation Boom
Silicon Dragon: How China Is Winning the Tech Race