Many foreign companies want to capitalize from the booming smart grid industry in China by increasing investment and providing technology support and solutions.
ZTE Indonesia, a subsidiary of China's ZTE Corp is entering Indonesia's tablet personal computer (PC) market by launching its ZTE Light Tab on Tuesday.
China successfully launched its eighth Beidou (Compass) navigation satellite on Sunday, ensuring the basic system for its indigenous satellite navigation and positioning network is in place.
The stock price of China Unicom Ltd hiked to the highest level in more than two and a half years after UBS AG raised its forecast for the shares because of "explosive" growth, Bloomberg News reported Friday.
China issued new judicial rules on Thursday to further intensify its crackdown on high-tech fraud.
Got a new credit card but no place to keep it because there are too many cards in your pocket already? Well, one smart card may replace all of your cards in the near future.
Dell Inc will launch its "Streak" 12.7 cm tablet PC in China by the end of April and the 25.4 cm version will be released in June.
BEIJING - As many as 1,000 universities in China will be interconnected in an experimental network of the country's next-generation Internet starting this year, industry experts said, as part of the country's effort to reach the forefront of global next-generation Internet development.
Samsung Electronics Co, the largest electronics company in South Korea by sales volume, said on Wednesday that its sales revenue from the Chinese market reached $39.6 billion last year and it will focus on smartphones, tablet PCs and 3D TVs this year.
Mobile equipment giant Ericcson will sue Chinese telecom firm ZTE after accusing it of infringing its patents, the Financial Times reported.
China's largest business-to-consumer website 360buy.com said on Friday it has raised a whopping $1.5 billion from a diverse group of investors in its latest round of financing, in preparation for an initial public offering in 2013.
Richard Liu has rebuffed media reports that Wal-Mart planned to expand aggressively in China by taking full control of the website.