Like any other crisis, the Covid-19 pandemic has been an accelerator that spurred the new behaviors to emerge, and that is true for consumer technology adoption as well. Before the pandemic, big tech deployment plans for 5G, AI, IoT, and cloud-based computing were already in place for 2020. Yet, for average consumers, few could imagine

As the country celebrated the end of the city-wide lockdown of Wuhan after 76 days last week, China entered a period of recovery and stabilization that will now be our “new normal”. The latest GDP growth has been adjusted to a mere 2.6% by the China International Capital Corporation (CICC), one of China’s most high-profile

Many have called the COVID-19 pandemic “the public health crisis of a generation”: Initially, we had believed that once we get China’s situation under control, life will return to normalcy in time. Unfortunately, this cautious optimism has been swept aside by the global outbreak. At this point, COVID-19 has evolved into a long-term global crisis

It has been 2 months since the initial outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan, China. With China now over the hump in its battle against the virus, life is starting to return to normal. Unexpectedly, however, coronavirus has since spread to 152 countries, disrupting work and life everywhere with no end in sight. All tentpole