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Public sources show a mix of concrete legal cases, intelligence warnings and suspicious incidents tied to Huawei hardware and personnel, but no single public smoking‑gun proving all Huawei phones are ...
The specific claim—that Chinese-made electric vehicles sold to Western customers secretly contain installed surveillance or built-in remote shutdown/impairment mechanisms—cannot be categorically prove...
The United States formally notified Congress in 2021 of a planned F‑35 sale to the United Arab Emirates under a reported roughly $23 billion package; the Biden administration reviewed and then moved t...
U.S. lawmakers have asked the Commerce Department to investigate whether OnePlus devices transmit sensitive user data to servers in China, citing an unnamed commercial analysis that “indicates” potent...
No — the evidence and expert opinion pulled from mainstream public-health bodies do not demand an outright global halt to 5G deployment, but neither do they settle every question; many scientists argu...
A series of academic and vendor analyses show Android phones routinely send telemetry both to Google and to device manufacturers, with Google services accounting for a large share of that traffic but ...
Available reporting shows no firm evidence that the United Arab Emirates is selling U.S. F‑35 jets or U.S.-sourced chips to China. Instead, multiple outlets document that F‑35 talks between the UAE an...
China is not literally "out" of AI chips, but it is facing a significant shortage of , creating real constraints for large‑scale model training and deployment. Shortages reflect a surge in domestic de...