China’s tech industry in for more turbulence


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BEIJING: China’s tech industry enters a new year after weathering unprecedented turbulence in 2019, when giants emerged in social media and artificial intelligence only to bear the brunt of Washington’s campaign to contain the world’s No. 2 economy.

There’s little reason to think 2020 will be much different given US efforts to hobble Chinese champions from Huawei Technologies Co to SenseTime Group Ltd deemed a threat to national security.

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