Some Baby Babas will be treated better than others as the e-commerce giant splits into six parts.
Tim CulpanBloomberg Opinion Columnist
Tim Culpan is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering technology in Asia. Previously, he was a technology reporter for Bloomberg News.
It failed in Congress, so now the Chinese social media company must prepare for battle on two remaining fronts.
It was getting too large for its own good, so the e-commerce giant is smart to make the pro-active move.
Consumer applications for augmented reality, like gaming and the metaverse aren’t making money, but military contracts are highly lucrative.
The social media company blew its chance to rewrite how the world views it. Now its fate rests with governments across the globe.
Data shows an extraordinary change in demand for goods between the US and China.
In the rush to build resilient supply chains, Washington seems to be bypassing its most trusted partner.
Generative AI is great, but what’s more impressive is the continued march toward quantum supremacy.
Silicon Valley Bank played an important role in financial innovation tied to the world’s tech hub. Its demise could be profound.
The app’s post-reality values increasingly clash with progressive ideals.
Chip pioneers found the right markets 70 years ago, and China needs to do the same today.
Keeping different groups away from each other could be the best way to prevent a total meltdown of digital society.
A crop of Chinese startups may lead established players in the march toward foreign markets.
The world’s most famous investor could be forgiven for dumping shares of the chip giant while holding on to those of the iPhone maker.
Censorship and information control are an unfortunate aspect of training accurate artificial intelligence machines.
In the knowledge economy, callous treatment of retrenched workers will be remembered by the people they need to keep stoking the fires of innovation.
The Vision Funds are almost exhausted, so the company will be looking for something else to buy in order to boost returns.
High-priced smartphones are less of a priority for consumers amid growing economic uncertainty.
It’s finally easy to buy a PlayStation 5 console, meaning we’re about to see what demand really looks like.
The sleep-tech industry wants you to win at 40 winks, but many are losing sight of the main goal.
