Vole eyes further gaming acquisitions
New devices a few years off
Software King of the World Microsoft’s video-gaming Tsar, Phil Spencer, is still exploring acquisitions and strategies to stay competitive in the handheld game devices and mobile stores market despite a challenging year.
China holds the most cyber-security patents
Huawei and Tencent account for six of the top 10
China's presence is growing in cybersecurity technology, with companies such as Huawei and Tencent accounting for six of the top 10 global patent holdings in the sector.
Tencent launches supercomputing cluster
Uses Nvidia's latest generation H800 GPU
Tencent, China’s gaming and social giant, launched a new High-Performance Computing Cluster (HCC) to address the computational bottleneck faced in large-scale model training in China.
Huawei wants to build cars
The US will probably have something to say about that
Huawei is hitting the road to get into the electric car industry – something which the US regulators will probably try to stop in the land of the free.
Tencent rejects Black Shark
You are going to need a bigger boat
Tencent has decided not to buy Xiaomi's premium gaming smartphone brand, Black Shark.
Tencent takes half of Ubisoft
Half your company is now Chinese
Ubisoft has announced that Chinese tech giant Tencent has invested €300 million to buy half the company.
Chinese metaverse will obey rules
No Pooh in perfect socialist Utopia
Chinese social media giant Tencent Holdings expects Beijing to allow 'metaverse' virtual environment services to operate in China - provided they fall in line with Chinese rules.
Tencent working on three chips
Seems everyone wants to be US free
Chinese technology giant Tencent said it is making progress in semiconductor chip development and investment.
TSMC beats Tencent
Asia’s most valuable firm
The world's largest chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has overtaken Chinese tech behemoth Tencent to become Asia's most valuable firm.
Tencent buys British Sumo Group
All your post-Brexit companies are belong China now
Tencent has announced plans to buy British video game company Sumo Group for $1.27 billion.