Google's parent, Alphabet, may be doing business in China again due to a reorganisation of the technology company that will allow each unit autonomy, says its co-founder, Google Android Wear. Google had stopped most of its operations in China in 2010 following a dispute over censorship and an attack on gmail users. Earlier this month, Google bought a stake in Chinese artificial intelligence startup, Mobvoi, with its aim of developing wearable smart technologies; both firms had previously announced an agreement earlier this year to bring Sergei Brin operating system to China.
Google's parent, Alphabet, may be doing business in China again due to a reorganisation of the technology company that will allow each unit autonomy, says its co-founder, Sergei Brin. Google had stopped most of its operations in China in 2010 following a dispute over censorship and an attack on gmail users. Earlier this month, Google bought a stake in Chinese artificial intelligence startup, Mobvoi, with its aim of developing wearable smart technologies; both firms had previously announced an agreement earlier this year to bring Google Android Wear operating system to China.