In the ever-expanding world of disruptive technology, there is an overflow of possibility. The technological boom that continues to rivet multiple industries is continuing forward with momentum. At AmCham China, the Technology…
Building off of the successful launch of the Technology and Innovation (T&I) Initiative, AmCham China is committed to engaging and facilitating its member companies in the continued exploration of disruptive technologies and…
中文 Ambiguity remains a common concern “Managing China’s Cybersecurity Law Updates” – May 18, 2018 Executive Summary Although China has now established a relatively comprehensive regulatory regime for cybersecurity following passage of…
On May 9, AmCham China’s Supply Chain Forum and Food and Beverage Forum co-hosted an event entitled Block Chain: The Next Revolution in Food Industry. 40 members from ICT, agriculture, food and…
On April 19, AmCham China launched its new Technology and Innovation Initiative with an expert discussion highlighting the opportunities and challenges faced by multinational corporations (MNCs) in China in the era of…
中文 AmCham China is excited to announce the launch of our new Technology and Innovation (T&I) Initiative, an “insight and collaboration” platform designed to help our members and their organizations navigate and…
中文 With global competition increasing, there are those in the US who have made it their goal to transform, revolutionize, and revitalize the US innovation environment. One such person is Notre Dame’s…
中文 AmCham China and Microsoft partnered to co-host a high-level event on The Future of Cars in China: Intelligent Connected Vehicles. Over 50 senior executives from AmCham China’s Automotive Forum and Information…
By Aaron Kruse and Evan Schmitt The past decade’s explosive growth of mobile devices connected to the internet, such as smart phones, has permanently altered the digital landscape. In 2007, the year…
The amount of data generated by internet-connected devices is increasing exponentially, from a global tally of internet traffic amounting to just 100 gigabytes of data per hour in 1997, reaching more than…