Lauly Li
Tech Correspondent at Nikkei Asia
Tech Correspondent, Asia at Financial Times
Tech Correspondent @NikkeiAsia also @FTTechAsia Cover greater China tech industry and hardware supply chain. Views are mine. Tips to [email protected]
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1 week ago |
ft.com | Cheng Ting-Fang |Harry Dempsey |Lauly Li |Ryohtaroh Satoh
Hi from Taipei, everyone! This is Cheng Ting-Fang, your TechAsia host for this week.
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2 weeks ago |
ft.com | Kenji Kawase |Cheng Ting-Fang |Lauly Li |Yifan Yu |David Keohane |Leo Lewis | +2 more
Hello, this is Kenji. I ended my third stint in Hong Kong last week and returned to Nikkei’s Tokyo newsroom on Monday.
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2 weeks ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Cheng Ting-Fang |Lauly Li |Yifan Yu
TAIPEI/PALO ALTO, California -- Ever since Donald Trump was elected president back in November, the world's biggest electronics brands had been asking their suppliers in Asia to ramp up production and ship more smartphones, laptops and servers to the U.S.Those efforts, aimed at avoiding expected tariffs when Trump took office, were kicked into a higher -- and more chaotic -- gear last week when the president dropped a bomb on global trade: "reciprocal" tariffs of up to 50% on trading partners.
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4 weeks ago |
ft.com | Lauly Li |Cheng Ting-Fang |Eleanor Olcott |Ryan Mcmorrow |Zijing Wu |Shaun Turton
Hello! This is Lauly, saying hi from the warm weather in Taipei.
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1 month ago |
asia.nikkei.com | Cheng Ting-Fang |Lauly Li
TAIPEI -- When TSMC Chairman and CEO C.C. Wei stood next to U.S. President Donald Trump early this month and announced the world's biggest chipmaker would be investing an additional $100 billion to build five more advanced chip facilities and an R&D center on American soil, many back home in Taiwan were worried about what it would mean economically and politically for the island.
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"I don't want to exaggerate things, but #Huawei still leads in many R&D efforts and leading technology developments in #China." Check out our latest exclusive report on the country's most formidable tech giant @NikkeiAsia https://t.co/skwtw50w0d
"It is not just #Nokia. Teleco operators and equipment makers are imposing stricter requirements over Chinese capital, China-headquartered suppliers and China-made key components when placing orders," a source said. https://t.co/RziLNQ245D @NikkeiAsia
RT @sharp_writing: My colleagues in #Taiwan spoke with a lot of young voters (a key constituency) ahead of the #election They all had dif…
