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The united front being shown by Australia, New Zealand, US, UK and Canada with regard to TikTok is noteworthy with the limiting of the use of TikTok on government devices, according to Oakley Cox, Analyst Technical Director of security firm Darktrace.

WeChat has over 1.2 billion active users, predominantly in mainline China, but also throughout the world. The Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, was one of these until recently. The Prime Minister's Office began experiencing access issues before the account turned up as "Australian-Chinese New Life." Senior government politicians have accused China's government of foreign interference.

The spread of the coronavirus around the world will inevitably have a significant impact on the global economy and on tech spending in China for 2020, with one analyst firm forecasting a drop of 2% for the country’s tech spending for the year.

The outbreak of coronavirus in China offers a unique opportunity for vendors offering communications and collaboration services, according to one global analyst firm which says that organisations, need to continue to collaborate to remain productive.

China is set to see a massive lift in demand for natural gas with current usage rates set to more than triple over the next 15 years.

SPONSORED NEWS. China is set to see a massive lift in demand for natural gas with current usage rates set to more than triple over the next 15 years.

Mobile industry body GSMA says it is monitoring and assessing the potential impact of the Coronavirus on its MWC20 events held annually in Barcelona, Shanghai and Los Angeles, as well as the Mobile 360 Series of regional conferences.

New energy vehicles including electric, fuel cell and plug-in hybrid vehicles are dominating sales of all new passenger car sales in China to lead Europe, US markets, according to a new report.

Australian-listed Israel-based semiconductor company Weebit Nano has appointed Jackson Lam as vice-president Strategic Alliances, China, in an advisory capacity.

PC shipments in the Asia Pacific region are declining, especially in China where unit shipments have declined 5.7% year over year. The APAC decline comes as the global market declined for the 14th consecutive quarter dating back to the second quarter of 2012.

Adelaide-based connected autonomous vehicle technology company Cohda Wireless has opened an office in Shanghai aimed at supplying China’s rapidly developing markets for Smart Cities and autonomous cars.

First Russian President Vladimir Putin said the Internet is a CIA front, and today it has been revealed that Chinese intelligence agencies had access to Australian politicians’ emails for up to a year after they hacked the parliamentary computer network in 2011.

Australian-based global strategic and financial advisory firm Pottinger has established a Singapore presence in response to what it says is strong Asia-Pacific demand for its services, including delivering with the Chinese Government.

Australia-China research collaborations will benefit from an additional $18 million over the next three years, with the opening of a dedicated Australia-China Science and Research Fund (ACSRF) this week.