Voice from China: MIT is cutting future research collaborations with Chinese tech giants Huawei and ZTE, following similar moves by other prestigious US universities. What does this move mean for China and these US universities? Kaiyuan Capital’s Managing Director Brock Silvers explains. He also weighs in on how South Korea will benefit from being the world’s first country to launch 5G networks and explains Italy’s willingness to participate in China’s Belt-and-Road initiative.

<p>Voice from China: MIT is cutting future research collaborations with Chinese tech giants Huawei and ZTE, following similar moves by other prestigious US universities. What does this move mean for China and these US universities? Kaiyuan Capital&rsquo;s Managing Director Brock Silvers explains. He also weighs in on how South Korea will benefit from being the world&rsquo;s first country to launch 5G networks and explains Italy&rsquo;s willingness to participate in China&rsquo;s Belt-and-Road initiative.</p>

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