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Singapore, Nov. 29, 2021 Tencent Cloud, the cloud business of global technology company Tencent, today announced its collaboration with leading semiconductor company AMD to introduce StarLake servers powered by AMD EPYC processors for hyperscale data centers in Southeast Asia. The collaboration further highlights Tencent Clouds commitment to providing safe, stable and high-performance infrastructure products [] The post Tencent Cloud and AMD Join Forces to Launch StarLake Servers in Southeast Asia appeared first on HPCwire .

Tencent will begin testing a function soon to allow group-chat participants to share links to third-party e-commerce platforms

Tencent Holdings Ltd. is opening its WeChat groups and will soon allow Alibaba's Tmall and Taobao, among other social media rivals, to display their own external shopping site links, marking the slow

Tencent''s popular messaging app WeChat released a statement on Monday saying that it will update its external link management measures. The post Tencents Messaging App WeChat Narrows Access Restrictions on External Links appeared first on Pandaily .

China's regulatory crackdown compels Tencent Holdings Ltd (OTC: TCEHY) to allow soon WeChat groups to display links to external shopping sites like Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's (NYSE: BABA) Tmall a

The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) Shenzhen branch has penalized Tencent Holdings Ltd's (OTC: TCEHY) online payment platform, Tenpay, 2.78 million yuan ($0.44 million) for breaching

In this earnings episode, the guys welcome back Michael Norris to discuss September quarter earnings for Baidu, Tencent, and Alibaba. They also answer some listener questions towards the end about which company will benefit the most from opening walled gardens as China ramps up antitrust regulations.

Authorities are inspecting Tencent's apps after nine of its products violated regulations, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said.

Already walloped from uninspiring third-quarter results in several Chinese internet companies, Chinese stocks were hammered further by the broader market slump on renewed pandemic concerns. BlackRock

Chinas technology giant Tencent must get approval from Chinese regulators before rolling out new apps and updates as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) increases its oversight of some of the countrys biggest technology companies. The move comes after the regulators found several of Tencents apps violated data protection rules on several occasions this year, CNBC []

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Chinas Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has ordered Chinese technology conglomerate Tencent Holdings Ltd. to suspend the launch of any new apps and updates of existing products.

BEIJING, China: Regulators in China have asked ride-hailing giant Didi to draw up a plan to delist from the United States over data concerns, a report said on Friday, as Beijing continues its tight scrutiny of domestic tech giants. Over the past year, several of the country''s biggest companies including Alibaba, Tencent and Meituan have been swept up in a regulatory crackdown that has clipped the wings of major internet firms wielding massive influence on consumers'' daily lives. A mammoth New York debut in June for Didi Chuxing was quickly overshadowed by an investigation by the Chinese cyber watchdog on the grounds of cybersecurity, launched just days after the listing. Bloomberg reported on Friday that Chinese regulators now want Didi''s executives to take the company off the New York Stock Exchange over worries about sensitive data leakage, citing people familiar with the matter. The report added that privatization or a share float in Hong Kong are among options. The Cyberspace Administration of China, which oversees data security, has directed the company to work out the details subject to government approval, the sources said.

Rabobank: Really Black Friday By Michael Every of Rabobank Welcome to Black Friday, where the emphasis is sadly on the darker interpretation of that title. I wish I could be referring to the classic South Park trilogy about the zombie-like surge of US consumption the day entails, but five far more serious developments are underway. #1. Key US banks scrambling to revise their rates views in the wake of the Feds minutes. One headline is the Fed now seen accelerating tapering to $30bn a month , ending it by mid-2022, and hiking in June, September, and December, then twice in 2023, taking Fed Funds up 125bp. That would either see US 10-year yields move significantly higher, or the US curve threaten to invert. Are markets and the economy set up to handle that pace of hiking? Are emerging markets? What do they say about tech Move fast and break thingswell, the shoe may soon be on the other foot. (And note the Wall Street Journal suddenly grasping rents are about to lift US CPI sharply : it is not just used cars, folks.) Presuming Powell and Brainard get approved by the Senate ahead, would both back that course of action over time? #2.