Tech in Asia

TikTok criticized Rowland’s pre-assurance to YouTube, calling it a “free pass” granted without proper consultation.

Google had made similar requests in 2007 and 2016, both of which were rejected due to national security concerns.

Saudi Arabia led the region, attracting US$391 million, while the United Arab Emirates followed with US$339 million.

The incident involves allegedly falsified test results related to genetic screening.

JD.com shares dropped by 8.1% in Hong Kong, while Meituan's stock fell by 8%, reaching a seven-month low.

The report cites industry executives, lobbyists, and US government officials.

His trip coincides with the opening of Computex Taipei 2025 on May 20, 2025, according to sources in the supply chain.

They discussed AI governance, e-SIM technology implementation, and strategies to enhance Indonesia's digital talent pool.

The lower-cost vehicle is viewed as essential amid declining sales and increased competition in the EV market.

The ESOP allocation reflects Swiggy’s continued investment in employee engagement and company growth.

Founded two years ago, Uniqus employs over 550 professionals, including 60 partners and directors.

Nio plans to expand Firefly sales to 20 countries and regions outside of China.

This week’s On the Rise looks at Xpeng’s bold vision beyond EVs and what’s holding flying cars back from taking off in SEA.

The center will focus on developing AI-powered driving software in partnership with automakers and conducting tests in Tokyo.

The proceedings began on April 21, 2025 and may have significant implications for the internet industry.

Vietnam is projected to reach a US$1.1 trillion economy by 2035, more than doubling its current size.

The network will connect financial institutions, payment providers, digital wallet companies, and banking apps.

The AI also offers step-by-step guidance during critical situations and automates routine tasks to save time.

The tariffs may impose duties of up to 145% on consoles made in countries like China and Vietnam.

The FTC's complaint, filed on April 21, 2025, alleges that Uber charged users for the subscription without their consent.