Phil Muncaster
Phil Muncaster has been writing about technology since joining IT Week as a reporter in 2005. After leaving his post as news editor of online site V3 in 2012, Phil spent over two years covering the Asian tech scene from his base in Hong Kong. Now back in London, he always has one eye on what's happening out East.
Chinese government's tech decoupling a blow to US firms
China's latest move in the US-China trade war is the first real sign by China of a "decoupling" from US tech
What's new for 2020: APAC set for another year of tech turbulence
Despite an overall market slowdown, APAC's businesses continue to spend big on tech in 2020, providing an attractive opportunity for Western suppliers.
China's new corporate social credit system is a major new threat to data security
China's new social credit scoring system raises a number of questions over corporate data security and integrity.
Why internet censorship would be a fatal blow for Hong Kong PLC, not pro-democracy protesters
Why China's decision to block website and app access aimed at Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters may, instead, put Hong Kong's reputation as Asia's pre-eminent business...
Trump hits partial pause on Huawei ban, but 5G concerns persist
As Trump and Xi Jinping resume trade talks, what do the announcements from the latest G20 summit mean for the future of the US-China trade war?
Huawei sues the US government as tensions rise
Huawei has launched legal action against the US government. What happens next and what does it mean for the global tech industry?
New cyber security laws could put further strain on foreign companies in China
Amidst the ongoing US-China trade war, new Chinese laws may expose foreign firms to even more cyber security (and censorship) risks.
Tech trends: Asia set to come under the tech spotlight in 2019
What tech trends can we expect in Asia in 2019?
A rare glimpse inside the Chinese cybercrime underground
How much impact does the Chinese hacking community have on Western firms?
How a Washington crackdown on Huawei could backfire for everyone
Acting tough on Chinese firms might seem like a good idea to the Trump administration, but it could come back to bite the US tech industry in the long-term.
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