
A podcast where I talk about various Chinese tech development in new energy, AI, semiconductor, robotics and military fields. Follow me on substack tphuang.substack.com or X x.com/tphuang tphuang.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Tech NewsNewsTechnology | |||

I had the pleasure this week to welcome Marcel on my show. I would recommend everyone to follow Marcel on X as well as on his website and YouTube channel. A really good guy and we had a great discussion. I first followed and noticed Marcel because of... more
I had the pleasure to join Grace on this episode of AI Proem. We covered a lot of topics here. A lot of stuff on AI, semiconductors and robotics, but obviously also all the other techs that I talk about.
I didn’t break ground on anything new, but I ... more
I had the pleasure of joining RWN on his podcast to talk about China and PLA and WestPac conflict. I thank Mark and John for welcoming me on their show and giving me the opportunities to just explain how we got here and why we saw a lot of the alarms... more
Today, I had the pleasure of speaking to Paul Triolo on a host of things. We actually have been talking to each other for a while offline, but I finally got a chance to speak to him in a person today and it was great. And as you will hear in this pod... more
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The subjects are super interesting and also the guest. The host has a lot of knowledge, but it would be even better if he dialed down his opinions and let the guest speak more. This comes with experience, but I think a bit of silence after the questions let the guest think deeper and answer deeper and steer the subject to what they are more interested in, not just what the host already knows. As a host is always better to play dumb and ask more open questions and not answer them yourself.
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A technology and policy-focused show that consistently covers developments in Chinese tech—from AI, robotics, and semiconductors to energy and military tech. Episodes frequently feature in-depth conversations with researchers, industry practitioners, and geopolitical analysts, offering ground-level perspectives on China's research ecosystem, domestic funding and supply chains, and how geopolitical dynamics shape technology policy and markets. Notable strengths include access to on-the-ground voices (e.g., researchers and industry insiders) and a willingness to connect tech trends with broader geopolitical and energy implications, making it useful for listeners who want context for China's tech landscape and its global impact.
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Recent guests on China Tech Talk include:
1. TP Wong
2. Paul Triolo
3. Qian Yu
4. Dan Collins
5. Bora Tass
6. Mr. W
7. Rick Joe
8. Angelica Oung
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