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Huawei’s MatePad Paper seems like an E Ink note-taking dream

The E Ink tablet runs HarmonyOS and can do a fair bit more than just read books and annotate PDFs. Sadly, it’ll likely never be sold in the U.S.

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Huawei’s 2022 MateBook X Pro puts webcam back where it belongs

No more webcam hidden inside of a key that aims up your nose.

Input

Best sport watches to stay active

Like a man on a single-minded, midlife mission to find some form of fitness, Stuart Pritchard gets wrists-on with 10 of the best sports watches…

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Russia’s military operation in Ukraine has sent shockwaves across the globe

Caixin Global

Siriraj 5G smart hospital 'a model' for the health sector

Siriraj Hospital's 5G Smart Hospital solution, which was jointly developed with Huawei Technologies (Thailand), was chosen to be a model for the global healthcare industry at an annual technology trade show which kicked off on Sunday.

Bangkok Post

Huawei unveils new laptops, PC and Kindle-rivalling e-ink tablet

The Chinese firm has launched a wide range of new products ahead of the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona.

The Independent UK

Huawei Cloud aids hub hopes

The Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (DES) and global tech powerhouse Huawei Technologies (Thailand) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to deepen their collaboration in enhancing the effectiveness of government cloud services and the country's cloud ecosystem. The agreement is part of efforts to make Thailand the Asean…

Bangkok Post

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Tech sanctions on Russia a double-edged sword

Paris (AFP) - Sanctions to limit Russia's access to tech components like semiconductors may temporarily hobble its defence industry, but analysts said they risk boomeranging on the West if Russia withholds key raw materials.

AFP

Australian parliament security chair rebukes Peter Dutton and others for referencing classified material

Liberal senator James Paterson says politicians should heed Asio warning after parliament brawls over national security

The Guardian - AU

Coalition and Labor respond to China laser incident; 32 Covid deaths in Australia – As it happened

All the day’s news as it unfolded

The Guardian - AU

Volkswagen may buy Huawei's self-driving vehicle unit, take on Tesla

VW hopes the move will turn the automaker into a major player in autonomous driving.

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Huawei Aims To Spend $633M On Digital Energy HQ, R&D Center

Huawei Technologies looks to spend CNY4 billion ($632.52 million) on building a new headquarters and R&D center for its digital power unit, Reuters reports. Huawei Digital Power inked an agreement on February 17 with the local government of the southern metropolis of Shenzhen, where its parent is headquartered, for the project.…

Benzinga

A coal/renew world

Good morning, early birds. The Greens are proposing a $40 billion rethink of electricity, and the former boss of ASIO is livid about Liberal Senator James Paterson’s “grubby” attack over Huawei. It’s the news you need to know, with Emma Elsworthy.

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Former Asio boss accuses Liberal senator of ‘grubby’ attack over Huawei comments

Dennis Richardson says James Paterson was ‘being loose with the truth by a long margin’ about his position on the Chinese telco

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Volkswagen Reportedly In Talks To Buy Huawei's Self-Driving Unit In China

Volkswagen AG (Pink: VWAGY) is leaving no stones unturned in its electrification efforts. What Happened: Volkswagen is engaged in discussions with Huawei to buy the Chinese company's self-driving unit, CnEVPost reported, citing German magazine Manager.

The Guardian - AU

Anthony Albanese tells PM he’s the real ‘Manchurian candidate’ for weaponising national security

Labor leader seizes on former spy boss’s claim that Scott Morrison is serving China’s interests by politicising critical issue

The Guardian - AU

Minister asked why refugees still stuck in Park hotel if not security risks – as it happened

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The Guardian - UK

Chinese MI6 informant gave information to MPs about Huawei threat

Wang Yam sent committee warnings about Britain’s involvement with telecommunications firm

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The Hindu

Income Tax officials search Huawei’s premises

Fully compliant with laws, says firm

Evening Standard

Guto Harri: New Downing Street comms chief lobbied for Huawei, Dominic Cummings claims

Boris Johnson’s bid to reset his Government was being destabilised on Tuesday after Dominic Cummings launched a Twitter offensive against new communications chief Guto Harri over his lobbying work for Chinese telecoms giant Huawei.

The Independent UK

New No 10 comms director lobbied Johnson’s chief of staff for Huawei

Downing Street insist Guto Harri meeting was `within the rules’

The Independent UK

No 10 insists Guto Harri’s Huawei lobbying was within rules

Boris Johnson’s new director of communications previously lobbied No 10 on behalf of the Chinese tech giant.

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson's new spin chief asked No10 to 'nudge' on behalf of Huawei

Guto Harri, the PM's new Director of Communications, is said to have suggested Boris Johnson's Chief of Staff could 'nudge' ministers on behalf of the now-banned Chinese tech giant

Wales Online

'New No 10 communications chief lobbied Downing Street for Huawei'

Guto Harri reportedly asked Sir Eddie Lister which ministers could receive a 'nudge' for his client in 2020

The Guardian - UK

Guto Harri reportedly lobbied No 10 chief of staff to stop ban on Huawei

Boris Johnson’s new press chief believed to have been trying to stop Chinese firm from being dropped from UK’s 5G network

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