Ministers plan high-level visits to China despite espionage trial outcry
UK-China Diplomatic Reset Advances Despite Security Controversies High-Level Engagement Continues Amid Espionage Case Fallout British ministers are proceeding with an…
UK-China Diplomatic Reset Advances Despite Security Controversies High-Level Engagement Continues Amid Espionage Case Fallout British ministers are proceeding with an…
Britain has postponed its ruling on China’s proposed London embassy for the second time, extending the diplomatic standoff amid heightened…
Microsoft has asked suppliers to prepare “out of China” production for Surface laptops and servers, sources indicate. The move comes as Trump threatens 100% tariffs and China tightens rare earth controls, creating compounding pressure on Big Tech’s supply chains.
Microsoft has reportedly become the latest Big Tech giant to begin decoupling its manufacturing operations from China, according to sources briefed on the matter who spoke to Nikkei Asia. The company has asked multiple suppliers to prepare “out of China” production for its Surface laptop computers and data center servers, with plans to manufacture components and assemble products outside China starting as early as 2026.
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