Seoul prosecutors charge 10 with industrial theft of advanced DRAM processes linked to China’s ChangXin Memory Technologies.
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Internet governance news and analysis, from the movers and shakers of the internet, and influential companies and institutions.
Coupang’s founder Kim Bom apologises after a data breach exposed customer information and pledges compensation and stronger security.
As global internet governance comes under scrutiny, experts highlight risks of centralised control and advocate structural change.
Lu Heng argues data sovereignty cannot be achieved by technical localisation alone; legal frameworks and interoperability are essential.
New US tariffs targeting Chinese legacy chips are postponed until 2027, drawing sharp criticism from Beijing and industry watchers.
Critics say buying IPv4 addresses is a lease, not true ownership, raising questions about governance and trillions in telecom asset value.
Lu Heng outlines why mandatory portability of number resources in the ICP-2 revision is essential for resilience and network autonomy.
Trump allows Nvidia to export H200 AI chips to China, sparking debate over national security and US–China tech competition.
Washington postpones new China chip tariffs to mid-2027 while addressing broader trade and supply-chain tensions.
Member responses to an independent verification raise new doubts about the accuracy of AFRINIC’s voter register ahead of board elections.
Lu Heng explains why centralised Internet registries fail and argues that decentralised systems are the only scalable path forward.
Lu Heng criticises APNIC governance, calling for leadership accountability and a clean break from past structures.