China, the country with the largest online population, must persist with efforts to develop technologies for the global Internet and communications market.
Some of the biggest Internet figures and companies in the world are attending the Second World Internet Conference in Wuzhen, Zhejiang, from Dec 16 to Dec 18. Here’s a snapshot of the who's who.
Tsinghua Holdings Ltd said it is planning to launch a more than 100 billion yuan fund ($15.45 billion) with its partners to expand its presence in the integrated circuit industry.
The Internet is important for China not just as a virtual platform of e-commerce or any other new business model.
President Xi Jinping lays out his vision for the Internet, calling for efforts to "jointly build a community of shared future in cyberspace".
Inspur Technologies, the Chinese server and data services provider, is now focused squarely on expanding its business outside of the country.
Alibaba and Tencent are joining the group bidding to take Chinese film studio and distributor Bona Film Group private after it delists from the Nasdaq.
It was the first time President Xi Jinping talked about his Internet development and management ideas in such a comprehensive way and his remarks are exactly what the whole Internet industry wanted to say.
The five points in the high-level strategy is very positive for the evolution of the Internet. I am amazed at the long term strategic view President Xi Jinping has articulated.
Laws and regulations are needed to help build the digital silk road into a sound and safe one, said a Chinese information security official at a sub forum at World Internet Conference in Wuzhen on Wednesday.
A strategic cooperation agreement was signed between the Cyberspace Administration of China and Zhejiang province on Dec 16, to seek further cooperation in the development of the cybersecurity and Internet economy, and other Internet sectors.
China and Europe should make a treaty in preparation for building a digital silk road and common digital market to sweep the obstacles between the two, said a telecommunication expert on Wednesday.
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