Pacific Epoch report -- "China added 5.33 million new broadband Internet users from January to May 2005, according to statistics released by Ministry of Information Industry (MII) on Tuesday. At the end of May, China had 30.18 million broadband Internet users. From January to May, revenues from China's telecommunications industry totaled 232.81 billion Yuan, up 10.9 percent year on year. China gained 44.78 million telephone users from January to May to reach 692 million total users. The number of fixed line users increased by 21 million to reach 330 million users and the number of mobile phone users increased by 23.73 million to reach 360 million users. From January to May, 114.78 billion SMS messages were sent in China, up 36.9 percent from the same period in 2004."
Across the globe, artificial intelligence (AI) regulatory violations are poised to reshape the legal environment for technology companies over the next several years. Gartner predicts a sharp 30 percent increase in legal disputes by 2028 as regulatory frameworks struggle to keep pace with rapid innovation in generative AI (GenAI). For leaders navigating the intersection of technology and compliance, this development is both a warning and an opportunity for those able to anticipate, adapt, and build trustworthy, resilient AI capabilities. AI Regulations Market Development As GenAI productivity tools become more ubiquitous across enterprise environments, global regulatory environments present a complex and evolving challenge. Gartner’s survey found that more than 70 percent rank regulatory compliance among their organization’s top three concerns when scaling GenAI deployments. The widespread inconsistency and frequent incoherence in national AI regulations reflect each country’s unique a...