The Wall Street Journal

West freaking out as China beckons top tech talent

West freaking out as China beckons top tech talent
China is trying to use talent recruitment as one way to become a science and technology superpower, US intelligence officials believe. (Image: Depositphotos)
The Wall Street Journal
By Bertrand Benoit, Liza Lin, Heather Somerville and Kim Mackrael,with assistance from Joyu Wang in Taipei and Dustin Volz in WashingtonExecutives at Zeiss SMT, which makes indispensable components to build the world’s most powerful semiconductors, got some troubling news last autumn. Headhunters from Huawei Technologies, the Chinese tech firm, were trying to poach its employees.Staff with access to sensitive Zeiss know-how received LinkedIn messages, emails and calls from Huawei representatives, offering them up to three times their sala...

More Technology

Review: Oppo zooms in to high end of phone market
The Life

Review: Oppo zooms in to high end of phone market

The Find X8 Pro is pricey but its four-into-one camera should sway many customers.

2degrees makes hay in gloomy market
Technology

2degrees makes hay in gloomy market

The telco's revenue rose as it wins bargain hunting customers from rivals.

Ben Moore 29 Nov 2024
One NZ to launch satellite text service ‘shortly’
News in Brief

One NZ to launch satellite text service ‘shortly’

The service can go live following provider SpaceX’s licence approval by the US FCC.

Ben Moore 28 Nov 2024
TradeWindow raises run rate, narrows loss
Markets

TradeWindow raises run rate, narrows loss

Company remains on track for monthly breakeven in the first half of next year.

Pattrick Smellie 28 Nov 2024