China

As of late September 2025, China has reached a total of 4.71 million 5G base stations, according to data from the country’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, making it the largest and most extensive 5G network in the world. This impressive growth continued with a net increase of 455,000 new stations compared to the end of the previous year, clearly demonstrating that China’s digital infrastructure expansion is in full swing.

Facing soaring tariffs and geopolitical tensions, Apple may be turning to India as its new iPhone manufacturing hub – and the shift could reshape the global tech supply chain.

The Chinese manufacturer is making bold moves in the smartphone industry once again, unveiling a device that promises to push the boundaries of design, performance, and durability. With cutting-edge technology and a refined user experience, this latest addition to Oppo’s lineup is set to redefine what users can expect from foldable smartphones.

A shocking market shake-up has rattled Wall Street, wiping out hundreds of billions in value from one of the world’s most powerful tech giants. The trigger? An unexpected breakthrough from an unlikely competitor, forcing investors to rethink the future of artificial intelligence.

China has unveiled a groundbreaking technological development poised to redefine modern warfare.

This is proof of the significant challenges the company faces in dealing with growing competition from domestic brands and economic obstacles. Despite this, the company continues its efforts to adapt and maintain its share in this key market.

Apple has claimed the title of the leading smartphone seller in China for the first time in 2023, as per preliminary data released by the International Data Corporation (IDC).

The social network has inaugurated its first European data center in Ireland to allay fears of potential privacy breaches and surveillance from China by moving European users’ data to the Old Continent.

The GSMA predicts that 5G will overtake LTE as the dominant mobile technology in China in 2024, and the country is also expected to be the first to reach the milestone of 1 billion next-generation connections.

The US is ramping up efforts to try to thwart China’s progress in the semiconductor industry – crucial to everything from smartphones to weapons of war.