China: Technology

Ankura's insights explore critical challenges facing modern organizations, from cybersecurity threats and AI implementation to strategic execution failures and regulatory compliance.

Whilst compliance audits for personal information protection are taking into shape, network data security risk assessment is now on the horizon. Is this an unbearable burden for enterprises, or can it be a convenient way to meet compliance requirements?

在上篇中，我们主要围绕AI智能体的技术特征和风险类型，分析了其在目标控制、权限调用、数据处理、工具使用、供应链管理及责任追溯等方面可能引发的安全与合规问题，并对境内外监管机构、行业组织发布的相关规范、指引及实践动向进行了梳理。

Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo has stepped up efforts to regulate artificial intelligence-related content and services on its platform, as authorities move to strengthen oversight of the rapidly developing AI sector.

China brought into force on Monday new trade secret regulations that explicitly extend legal protection to data and algorithms for the first time, as the country moves to strengthen safeguards for digital assets amid intensifying competition in artificial intelligence and advanced technologies.

China has launched a nationwide campaign to crack down on online copyright infringement and piracy, with a focus on films and TV dramas, cultural and creative products, books and artificial intelligence-related copyright violations.

Chinese patent law establishes strict subject matter requirements that often carry more decisive weight than traditional patentability criteria like novelty and inventiveness. This comprehensive analysis examines the legal boundaries and strategic considerations for invention patents, utility model patents, and design patents, revealing how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence and blockchain are challenging traditional examination standards while core requirements remain anchored in fundamenta

February 12 — The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) officially issued the Administrative Measures for Personal Information Protection Compliance Audits, with detailed requirements...

After three years of declining investment, the fintech market globally turned a corner in 2025, with growing deal sizes and growing excitement — particularly in the digital assets space.