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The debate over the links they may or may not have to government is largely irrelevant. The reality of doing business in China is that when the state yells 'jump', you jump. Dr Lin Sun, Beijing Correspondent, examines.

This isn't a typo: within a year, people in China could apply for fiber-to-the-home service from China Mobile.

It will be interesting to see how the Chinese government reacts to the EU's charges which I believe will be restrained albeit a few rounds of ruckus.

Despite numerous LTE tests across China, predicting when the first commercial 4G networks will become active is a difficult and frustrating game, says our Beijing Correspondent Dr Lin Sun.

In the midst of economic downturn, the Internet is reveling in a mind-boggling boom in China: with huge numbers of customers that are the envy of online merchants and service providers around the world; and their spending keeps growing.

Huawei faces more obstacles than most  technology firms in its efforts to decisively break into the US consumer smart devices market. So what is the outlook for the Chinese manufacturer?

What does the coming year hold for the many stakleholders waiting to see how LTE will develop in China? Beijing Correspondent Dr Lin Sun examines the various factors involved.

The race is on to deliver fibre-optic broadband to households around China. But the road is beset on all sides by challenges and the targets will be tough to attain. Our Beijing correspondent Dr Lin Sun reports on China's progress into the broadband elite.