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24Sep/15

Chinese President Xi visits Microsoft, calls for “open” and “secure” cyberspace

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On state visit to the United States, Chinese President Xi Jinping visits headquarters of tech giant Microsoft, meets with tech sector leaders and calls for building of “open” and “secure” cyberspace

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17Sep/15

China says committed to countering Internet hacking

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China says it opposes Internet hacking and is committed to cracking down on such activities, ahead of President Xi Jinping’s visit to the U.S. next week.
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02Mar/15

Obama sharply criticizes China’s plans for new technology rules

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President Barack Obama in a Reuters interview criticizes China’s plans for new rules on U.S. tech companies, urging Beijing to change a policy that Obama says would allow the Chinese government to “snoop.”
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