Other Briefings
Hong Kong’s Data Center Sector: Industry and Regulatory Landscape
Hong Kong’s thriving data center market offers myriad opportunities for investors looking to tap into the rising demand.
Empowering Your China Business with Successful ERP Implementation – New Issue of China Briefing Magazine
ERP systems are gaining traction among international companies seeking to expand their presence in China or diversify their supply chains. Download our latest China Briefing magazine to learn more.
China to Require Regular Compliance Audits for Personal Information Protection
New draft rules require companies to undergo regular audits to ensure compliance with the China Personal Information Protection Law (PIPL).
Beyond a Mega City: Investing in China’s Mega City Clusters – New Dezan Shira & Associates Publication
We take a close look at the investment opportunities and business incentives offered by China’s most investor-friendly mega city clusters – the YRD, the GBA, the Jing-Jin-Ji region, and the Chengdu-Chongqing Twin City Circle.
China Signals Support for Platform Companies Amid Easing ‘Tech Crackdown’
China’s technology sector witnessed a sudden increase in regulatory scrutiny, resulting in major fines, antitrust penalties, and need for restructuring in the last 3 years. However, the ‘tech crackdown’ may well be in sight with the government showing open support for platform companies at all levels.
How to Interpret China’s First Effort to Regulate Generative AI Measures
By creating a secure and conducive operational environment, China aims to foster innovation and responsible use of generative AI in various sectors. We discuss pertinent new regulation and its impact on the tech market.
Shanghai Introduces the Chief Data Officer System in Telecom and Internet Industries
As Shanghai now requires companies in the telecom and internet sector to establish a Chief Data Officer (CDO), we discuss the role, its requirements, and implications for corporate governance.
China’s Position on Global Digital Governance
In its “Positions” on global digital governance, China reaffirms its stand on sovereignty and responsible technology practices.
