The Modi government ordered YouTube and Twitter to remove links to a BBC documentary about the 2002 Gujarat communal violence, a rival MP has said

China's artificial intelligence programme has no legal constraints and could be used for many illegal purposes, FBI chief Christopher Wray said at the World Economic Forum in Davos this week

India gives green light for 14 Chinese manufacturers to form JVs with Indian firms to set up facilities that supply parts to Apple, to boost iPhone and electronics production

Coinbase's decision to exit comes only a few weeks after rival exchange Kraken said it, too, would cease its operations in the country

Microchips will dominate global politics for decades and assume a geopolitical importance similar to the discovery of major oil reserves, Intel CEO Gelsinger claims

Local court finds Suncity casino executive guilty of running a vast criminal syndicate, enabling illegal gambling, fraud and a notorious 'under-the-table' gambling scam

Activision Blizzard is sounding out potential partners in China, after Netease turned down the opportunity to extend its long-time partnership with the US games developer

A possible outcome of US chip controls could be "a partial decoupling" of the sector, experts say, with "one focused on China and one on the rest of the world"

Ride-hailing giant Didi Global said on Monday it will be allowed to resume new user registration, but it is not known yet when its apps will be back on domestic app stores

Chinese authorities are set to allow Didi Global's ride-hailing and other apps back on domestic app stores as soon as next week, many sources have said

Beijing has been taking 'golden shares' in private online media and content companies for years, as part of a campaign to strengthen control over online content

The $966 million from Singapore's GIC and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund is the biggest foreign investment in a South Korean content company