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Xiaomi is by far China’s most important tech company. Its founder embodies all of Silicon Valley’s greatest heroes, from Bill Gates to Steve Jobs to Elon Musk.

Lei Jun’s share of Xiaomi is worth US$31 billion to US$38.9 billion, well above Ma and somewhere in the range of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Following the Chinese government’s ruling in the Qualcomm antitrust case, smaller tech companies like Xiaomi could be at risk for bring gouged on patent fees. The solution? Invest in developing patents of your own.

Kingsoft plans to invest a massive sum in its cloud services arm over the next few years, according to its executive director (and Xiaomi founder) Lei Jun.

The company that cleans junk files on your phone now wants to clean the junk in your air.

Big Chinese companies are eager to crack international markets – and willing to pay, too.

Come September, the Global Mobile Internet Conference (GMIC), which has been a regular fixture in China, will arrive in India.

Gaming in Vietnam has been thought to have a negative impact on local youth. The local government has passed tons of bills to limit people from playing video games, especially online

Have you heard of Mission Against Terror? Development studio Kingsoft is organizing the MAT China Asian Championship in Dalian, China this year.

Clean Master is ranked number one in Google Play’s Tools category, and number four out of all non-games after Facebook, WhatsApp, and Facebook Chat.