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China is a central player in the global technology landscape, both as a major manufacturer of consumer devices and as a key figure in international tech policy. From implementing bans on Western processors to producing some of the world's most popular and value-packed smartphones, China's actions have significant ripple effects worldwide, including in the Philippines. This page consolidates our coverage on China's evolving role in the tech industry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Has China banned any US technology companies?

Yes. In December 2023, China introduced new guidelines banning the use of Intel and AMD processors in government computers and servers. Microsoft Windows and other foreign databases were also banned, with the government mandating 'safe and reliable' domestic replacements. A list of 18 approved processors was released, including chips from Huawei and Phytium.

What Chinese smartphone brands are considered major players?

Based on our coverage, major Chinese smartphone brands include Huawei, Lenovo, Meizu, OnePlus, OPPO, Xiaomi, ZTE, Vivo, LeEco, and ZUK. These brands are noted for offering capable devices, often at more affordable price points compared to flagship models from companies like Samsung and Apple.

How has China engaged with the Philippines in terms of technology?

China has engaged with the Philippines through technology partnerships and donations. In 2016, Globe Telecom signed $750M worth of LTE and fiber deals with Chinese partners Huawei, Nokia, and Wuhan FiberHome. In 2021, the Chinese Embassy donated 2,000 Huawei tablets to the Department of Education (DepEd) to assist Filipino students with distance learning.