Tech Thursday: Technically Fooled
Though Covid-19 tamed some April Fool’s pranks, some Chinese companies were up to their usual tricks
Though Covid-19 tamed some April Fool’s pranks, some Chinese companies were up to their usual tricks
Is this the end of China’s brief experiment with self-service stores?
Tech employees are organizing against a punitive work culture, pushing at the limits of online debate
There’s little love lost between Jack Ma and Richard Liu, but the drama of the last two weeks have cast the rivalry in different lights
Google games, ZTE is back, and deep-sea robots. The future’s here, the future’s Thursday.
Henan’s internet gets healthy, foreign investment in Chinese surveillance, China’s chip sector rises, and sexism in tech firms
Chinese bitcoin, who’s raking China’s gaming revenue, physicist in Nature magazine, and Beijing finally allows self-driving car tests
Cybercrime crackdown, Google’s China AI hunt, autonomous buses in Shenzhen, and 3D printing boost
Moon robots, fake news bots, 5G internet, and Starbucks via smartphone
The search for dark matter, Baidu Waimai in trouble, offshore nuclear platforms, and a not-so-stealthy fighter jet
The first automated subway car, China leads in supercomputers, China’s plane catapult
The secrets of aging, AI police station, contacting aliens and Hawking’s Starshot: It’s Tech Thursday