Iris Deng is a Senior Reporter, Technology at South China Morning Post. She covers a wide range of topics within the tech industry, including consumer tech, deep tech, and e-commerce, with a particular focus on AI, Huawei, and electronics. Iris has been featured in various outlets such as ABS-CBN Corporation, tech360tv, and Star Media Group Berhad.
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Iris Deng's coverage revolves around Chinese technology companies, with a particular emphasis on industry-specific announcements and data-based insights. Her articles focus heavily on Big Tech, Consumer Electronics, Sales & Marketing, and Product Promotions.
Given the frequent press releases and citation of data in her work, Iris seems to prefer pitches that offer exclusive access to new product launches or detailed market analysis backed by solid data. She also shows interest in private sector announcements within the tech industry.
Iris’s primary focus is on Chinese technology firms such as Huawei, Alibaba, Tencent etc., so expertise related to these companies or the broader topics like e-commerce and smartphone markets would be highly relevant for outreach efforts.
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By: Iris Deng
More than half of Amazon's top 20 seller bases are in China, including top-ranked Shenzhen Iris Deng in Shenzhen
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The Alipay move comes on the heels of Alibaba's logistics arm Cainiao announcing it would provide services on JD.com Iris Deng in Shenzhen
With no word on when Apple Intelligence will arrive in China, domestic players from Xiaomi to Honor are touting their own AI features
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The 80-year-old CEO talks about Huawei's struggles and his admiration for US technology in a conversation with students Iris Deng
By: Iris Deng
The 80-year-old CEO talks about Huawei’s struggles and his admiration for US technology in a conversation with students.
By: Iris Deng
The Chinese tech giant posted total revenue of US$82.3 billion and net profit of US$8.8 billion in the past three quarters Iris Deng
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The Shenzhen-based company confirmed the launch of the Mate 60 successor, which is expected to come with another China-made chip.
By: Iris Deng
Tencent signed new MOUs with the German automotive supplier, as the Chinese tech giant seeks to expand the use of its AI services in EVs.
The Shenzhen-based company confirmed the launch of the Mate 60 successor, which is expected to come with another China-made chip
By: Iris Deng
Under US sanctions, the Chinese telecoms equipment giant has sharpened its focus on mobile carriers in other markets Iris Deng in Shenzhen
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