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A lesson from China’s defence tech
India needs to prepare for challenges from China's advanced defense technology. China aims to challenge the US and is rapidly developing its military capabilities. India must boost domestic defense production and collaborate with other countries. The focus should be on technological superiority and joint ventures. Government of India needs to involve IT companies and startups in defense research.

Shiprocket on way to D-Street; Google unleashes AI
Shiprocket has taken a significant first step towards its public market listing. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.

Apple's artificial intelligence ambitions for China provoke Washington's resistance
In recent months, the White House and congressional officials have been scrutinizing Apple's plan to strike a deal with Alibaba to make the Chinese company's AI available on iPhones in China, three people familiar with the deliberations said. They are concerned that the deal would help a Chinese company improve its AI abilities, broaden the reach of Chinese chatbots with censorship limits and deepen Apple's exposure to Beijing laws over censorship and data sharing.

Delhivery’s modest quarter; US eases chip limits
Delhivery reported tepid growth and steady improvement in profitability. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

BluSmart fleet on the block, HCL-Foxconn semicon JV
Lenders and lessors are planning to sell EVs on the BluSmart fleet to recover their dues. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

India-Pakistan conflict: China 'regrets military actions' by India, says it is concerned after Operation Sindoor
India-Pakistan conflict: China expressed "regret" over India's strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and PoK after 26 civilians were killed in Pahalgam. Beijing urged both India and Pakistan to remain calm, avoid escalation, and prioritise peace and stability amid rising tensions. It said it was concerned about the current developments.
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Modi-ji, why don't you give Xi-ji a call?
India is engaging with UNSC members after the Pahalgam attack. External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar is reaching out to global counterparts. The article suggests Prime Minister Narendra Modi should call Chinese Premier Xi Jinping. This call is regarding terrorists using Chinese communication systems. Pakistan's arms are mostly from China. The call could reveal China's relationship with Pakistan.
A Chinese shadow falls on Pahalgam terror attack case
Chinese tech’s growing presence in cross-border terrorism has come under scrutiny after banned Huawei satellite phones were found at the Pahalgam attack site. China, a key weapons and tech supplier to Pakistan, has also reportedly been helping upgrade Pakistan’s defence infrastructure along the LoC—building bunkers, UAVs, encrypted towers and underground cables.
Hard-to-crack Chinese devices part of terror toolkit
Indian security agencies are investigating the use of Chinese technology in the recent Pahalgam terror attack, which resulted in the deaths of 26 civilians. Banned Huawei satellite phones and encrypted messaging apps are suspected of aiding terrorists in communicating with handlers across the border. Foreign terrorists killed in Jammu and Kashmir were frequently found with BeiDou navigation systems.
China's Harbin says US launched 'advanced' cyber attacks at Winter Games
Chinese authorities have accused the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) of orchestrating cyberattacks during the Asian Winter Games, targeting crucial sectors like energy and transportation. Harbin police implicated three alleged NSA agents and accused the University of California and Virginia Tech of involvement. These accusations, detailed by Xinhua, emerge amid escalating trade tensions, with the U.S.
India asks telcos to reveal Chinese gear in networks amid US-China trade war
Amid US-China trade tensions, India is scrutinizing Chinese telecom equipment in its networks, seeking details from all telcos. The move aims to preempt potential security threats, though Chinese firms like Huawei and ZTE are already kept out of 5G rollouts.
Apple was on brink of crisis before tariff concession from Trump
Apple dodged a major crisis as US president Trump exempted popular consumer electronics like iPhones and Macs from tariffs, a significant relief after fears of cost inflation. The company had considered shifting iPhone production to India to avoid tariffs, but the exemption allows Apple to maintain its China-reliant manufacturing for now.
Nokia set to replace Huawei gear in parts of Vodafone Idea's India network: Sources
Telecom operators in India have been reducing their dependence on Huawei after certain security concerns and Vodafone Idea's move is a blow to Huawei's prospects in the country, telecom experts said, adding more operators may choose to replace the Chinese company as supplier.
India Mobile Congress invitation to Huawei not a nod for 5G play: DoT
IMC is a three-day conclave starting from Monday in New Delhi where telecom operators, and global equipment and handset makers will highlight their latest offerings.
Without Huawei's 5G tech, rollout may be delayed: Ritchie Peng
Ritchie Peng said Huawei’s 5G technology is ahead of its competitors by two to three years, based on the feedback from Huawei’s customers in Europe.
Huawei asks India to take 'informed and independent decision' on 5G trials
The US has banned Huawei, the world's leader in telecom equipment and the number two smartphone producer, over concerns of security.
China asks India to make an independent judgement on Huawei
The US has banned Huawei, the world's leader in telecom equipment and the number two smartphone producer, over concerns of security and Washington has been pressuring other countries to restrict the operations of the Chinese telecom firm.
India can become 2nd largest 5G market in 10 years: Huawei
The company along with its telecom operator partners is awaiting approval for spectrum allotment.
Huawei bags three-year managed services contract from Vodafone India
Huawei will provide managed services, including network operations, to Vodafone in Kerala, Tamil Nadu & Chennai and Odisha circles, replacing Finnish rival Nokia.
Huawei sets up biggest global service centre in Bengaluru, invests Rs 136 crore
Huawei’s India GSC will offer the combined services of a Global Network Operations Centre (GNOC), network integration services, network planning and optimisation and IT integration services.
Huawei appoints William Zhao as COO of India R&D Centre
Chinese telecom firm Huawei announced the appointment of William Zhao as the new Chief Operating Officer of Huawei Technologies India.
TSPs urge DoT to consider Huawei plea for inclusion in list of domestic manufacturers
COAI represents the telecom operators using GSM technology while AUSPI is an association of CDMA and Dual Technology telecom operators.
Huawei plans to extend employee ownership to foreign workers
Chinese telecom major Huawei looks to extend its employee ownership model to its foreign workers, which if materialises could benefit about 6,000 of its Indian employees.
Huawei redeploys over 300 Indian workers in global operations
Huawei has shifted over 300 Indian employees to manage global operations due to downturn in the domestic telecom sector.
Developing a security mechanism unique to India: Huawei
Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei today said it is proactively co-operating with the Indian government to evolve a security paradigm uniquely suited to India's needs.
Huawei, Idea unveil commercial MNP solution
China's Huawei and Idea Cellular on Wednesday launched the first commercial MNP (mobile number portability) solution in India.
Huawei to set up $500 million plant
Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer Huawei has tipped the telecom equipment security debate strongly in its favor by deciding to set up a local manufacturing base in Chennai with an investment of $500 million.
Huawei India execs take Indian names to be more culturally acceptable
Huawei, a firm that is on the radars of Indian govt, is nudging its staff to take Indian names to be more culturally acceptable. DoT sends letter to PMO defending A Raja
Security threat? Telecom gear maker Huawei's execs to meet Indian officials
Huawei has told govt that it is restructuring ops so that chairman and board of directors of the local arm will all be Indians.
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