Cissy Zhou / Nikkei Asia:
Chinese regulators approve paid games from Tencent and NetEase for the first time since July 2021, as part of granting 73 games licenses — Beijing gives nod to licenses as it gradually loosens crackdown on tech sector — HONG KONG — Tencent Holdings and NetEase, two of China’s biggest …
Cheng Ting-Fang / Nikkei Asia:
Huawei licenses key 5G tech to Oppo, amid a US crackdown, and says it has patent cross-licensing deals with 20 companies, including extended deals with Samsung — Chinese tech giant keen to make the most of its trove of intellectual property — PHOENIX, U.S. — Huawei Technologies …
Newley Purnell / Wall Street Journal:
Hong Kong officials and legislators criticize Google over a pro-democracy song, “Glory to Hong Kong”, appearing among the top results for the national anthem — Officials and lawmakers call on company to alter its results page to show China’s national anthem instead of a song made popular by antigovernment protesters
Nikkei Asia:
Sources detail Huawei’s plans to stealthily build a domestic chip supply chain with partners in Beijing, Wuhan, Qingdao, and Shenzhen, investing over $55.8B — Battered by sanctions, Huawei leads the way in stealthily building a domestic semiconductor supply chain
Ryosuke Eguchi / Nikkei Asia:
Japanese chipmaker Kioxia Holdings and US’ Western Digital open a new ~$6.79B flash memory fab in Mie Prefecture, amid a market downturn for memory chips — Chipmaker opts for production cut but bullish on facility investment — TOKYO — Japanese chipmaker Kioxia Holdings on Wednesday opened …
Bloomberg:
NetEase and Blizzard plan to end their 14-year partnership after January 2023, leaving Chinese players’ access to games like Diablo and Overwatch in question — NetEase Inc. and Blizzard Entertainment Inc. plan to end their 14-year partnership after January, depriving the Chinese firm …
Zinnia Lee / Forbes:
Hong Kong-based digital payments startup Reap, which is developing tools for Web3 companies, raised a $40M Series A led by Acorn, Arcadia, and HashKey — Reap, a digital payment company based in Hong Kong, has netted $40 million in a funding round aimed at developing infrastructure …
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