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Covers:  The dynamics and competition between China's internet giants, Chinese startups and venture capital.
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Reporter with 9 years of experience across Asia, with a strong focus on China and South East Asia, coupled with diverse skills and experiences across economic, political and financial fields. Liza studied journalism in Singapore's Nanyang Technological University and finished a Masters degree in Global Affairs focusing on U.S.-China and government-business relations at Yale University.

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U.S. Tech Companies Now Copycats of Chinese Peers, Andreessen Horowitz Partner Says

U.S. Tech Companies Now Copycats of Chinese Peers, Andreessen Horowitz Partner Says

Chinese technology companies have long had a reputation of being copycats of Western peers, but U.S. companie…

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Two SIM Cards and Better Selfies: How China's Smartphones Are Taking On Apple

Two SIM Cards and Better Selfies: How China's Smartphones Are Taking On Apple

SHENZHEN, China-The top player in Africa's fast-growing smartphone market isn't Apple Inc. or Samsung Electro…

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China's Internet Firms Take Their Fight to New Arena

China's Internet Firms Take Their Fight to New Arena

SINGAPORE-A new battleground is emerging for China's internet companies: a fast-growing multination market in…

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Google's Strategic Long Game in China

Google's Strategic Long Game in China

A friendly game of Go in the picturesque city of Wuzhen has given Google an opening to return to China's good…

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Face-Lifts and Finance: Where China's Tech Titans Are Hunting for the Next Big Thing

Face-Lifts and Finance: Where China's Tech Titans Are Hunting for the Next Big Thing

SHANGHAI-In the search for new growth in the world's biggest internet market, China's three tech titans are s…

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Tencent Opens U.S. Data Center as American Rivals Face Hurdles in China

Tencent Opens U.S. Data Center as American Rivals Face Hurdles in China

Chinese internet company Tencent Holdings Ltd. opened its first data center in Silicon Valley this week, expa…

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中国バイトダンス、エヌビディア製AI半導体へのアクセス確保

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By Jon Emont Verified, Liza Lin
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
【シンガポール】人気動画投稿アプリ「TikTok（ティックトック）」を運営する中国の字節跳動（バイトダンス）は、世界的な人工知能（AI）リーダーとなる野望を実現するため、中国国外で米エヌビディア製の先進半導体を使った計算能力を構築しつつある。 バイトダンスは、エヌビディア製の演算システム「ブラックウェル」約500台をマレーシアで使用する計画について東南アジアの企業アオラニ・クラウドと協力しており、搭載される半導体「B200」は計約3万6000個となる。事情に詳しい複数の関係者が明らかにした。 Copyright ©2026 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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China’s ByteDance Gets Access to Top Nvidia AI Chips

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By Jon Emont Verified, Liza Lin
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
TikTok parent, pushing global expansion, plans to tap Blackwell processors that are barred for export to China Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang with Blackwell processors last year. Ritchie B Tongo/EPA/Shutterstock SINGAPORE—TikTok’s Chinese parent, ByteDance, is assembling computing power with high-end Nvidia NVDA -1.55%decrease; red down pointing triangle chips outside China to fuel its ambition of becoming a global artificial-intelligence leader.
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How a Chinese AI Company Worked Around U.S. Rules to Access Nvidia’s Top Chips

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By Liza Lin, Stu Woo Verified
| Hoover Institution
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What does it mean to be a journalist?

Telling the untold stories and connecting the dots globally by informing someone sitting halfway across the world what it means to them.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I was the sports editor for my college newspaper. I've always been keen on sports, but somehow found my way into business and general news.

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Push the envelope. Nobody said it was going to be easy but the payoff is gold.
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