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Chinese officers charged in plot to disrupt US Huawei probe by giving bribe

Two suspected Chinese intelligence officers have been charged with attempting to obstruct a US criminal investigation of Chinese tech giant Huawei by offering bribes to someone they thought could provide inside information, the Justice Department has announced. The defendants are accused of paying tens of thousands of dollars in digital currency, along with cash and jewellery, to a US official they thought they had recruited as an asset. But the person was actually a double agent working for the FBI, the department said on Monday. That prosecution, as well as two other cases involving Chinese operatives, was highlighted Monday at a news conference that featured the heads of both the FBI and the Justice Department, a rare joint presence reflecting a concerted American show of force against Chinese intelligence efforts. Washington has long accused Beijing of meddling in US political affairs and stealing secrets and intellectual property. Besides the two men on Monday, 11 other Chinese

Why Samsung enjoys a monopoly in the foldable mobile phone market in India

According to CMR, the foldable market in India is expected to grow at a staggering 64% compound annual growth rate until 2026, accounting for a 20X growth in foldable smartphone shipments

Does Apple's latest Emergency SoS feature make it a must-have device

Satellite connectivity is likely to be a challenging game for smartphone manufacturers

iPhone sales in China edge past crisis-hit Huawei, say reports

For the first time in recent years, Apple's iPhone sales made up half of China's high-end smartphone market as the US tech giant took a lead over Chinese brands, especially Huawei which is facing a survival crisis as the world economy headed for a prolonged recession. Strong iPhone 13 sales helped Apple take up 46 per cent of China's market for smartphones that cost more than USD 400 (Rs 31,000 approx), while Chinese firm Vivo jumped to second place for the first time as rivals try to fill the hole left by Huawei, media reports here said. iPhone sales made up half of all smartphones sold for more than USD 400 in China in the second quarter, solidifying the US tech giants' lead as the top premium handset vendor in the country, according to a report of global industry analysis firm Counterpoint Research released on Wednesday. Most notably, Huawei has struggled to sell new models launched since coming under US sanctions in 2019. Huawei Technologies Co founder Ren Zhengfei has recently

'I am a Chinese, not a terrorist': Huawei India CEO tells Delhi court

The remark was made by Li Xiongwei's lawyer Vijay Aggarwal in the court where the I-T department had asked to rejected his bail plea

China seals off iPhone maker, CNOOC in Shenzhen to battle Covid-19

The lockdown comes as China narrowly escaped an economic contraction in the June quarter, when a series of rolling lockdowns shut businesses nationwide, eroded employment and hurt consumer spending

Global chip sales cross $500 billion for the first time: Gartner

Worldwide semiconductor revenue increased 25.1 per cent in 2021 to total $583.5 billion, crossing the $500 billion threshold for the first time, a Gartner report showed on Monday.

Huawei ranks 5th in US patents in sign of Chinese growth: Study

Huawei received 2,770 U.S. patents last year, putting it at No. 5 behind perennial top patent-getter International Business Machines Corp.

Committed to help shape India's digital talent landscape: Huawei India CEO

The company on Wednesday expressed its committment to provide help in shaping India's digital talent landscape

SPD eyes 5G rules excluding Huawei, set to create fault in German coalition

SPD and conservative lawmakers last week agreed a blueprint that would make it more difficult for Huawei to take part in building Germany's 5G mobile infrastructure

Huawei to challenge US export sanctions, says they will hurt America

The decision by the Commerce Department to add Huawei and 70 affiliates to its Entity List bans them from buying parts and components from US companies without the government approval

US underestimates our strength, 5G will not be affected: Huawei founder

In terms of 5G technologies, others won't be able to catch up with Huawei in two or three year, says Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei

Post-Honor success, Huwaei to expand offline presence in India

India is among their top destinations for registering big numbers for Chinese brands