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Why Chinese tech companies are racing to set up in Hong Kong

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Why Chinese tech companies are racing to set up in Hong Kong In a hotel lobby on Hong Kong Island, a delivery robot pauses outside one of the lifts as the doors open, and a guest steps out. The robot waits, and then rolls neatly inside. The move looks simple, but it isn't. To work in the busy hotel, owned by an international chain, the robot must navigate a building that won't slow down for it. Pe...
**STEELMAN:** The narrative presents a compelling case for Hong Kong's role as a strategic intermediary for Chinese tech firms facing geopolitical headwinds. It acknowledges both the opportunities (access to capital, compliance testing) and limitations (Beijing's control, Western skepticism) without oversimplifying the dynamics. The inclusion of multiple expert perspectives—from consultancies to think tanks—adds credibility, and the article avoids overt emotional manipulation or distortion. **PA...