For any other country, buying a company to gain the patents and knowledge of that company is completely normal and business as usual. But for some reason China isn't even allowed to buy knowledge, and when they do they are accused of stealing it!?!?
this post was submitted on 12 Oct 2025
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The Chinese government will certainly understand the Dutch move as they eliminate all Western technology firms such as Nokia and Ericsson from its domestic networks. So what's the issue?
The Chinese perspective was actually more informative; I had more questions than answers after the first article.