In the era of the digital economy, Chinese technology enterprises are accelerating their expansion into global markets. From internet platforms and cloud computing to artificial intelligence, intelligent manufacturing, and robotics, Chinese technology firms are becoming an important force driving global technological innovation and industrial upgrading. However, global expansion is no longer simply the internationalization of product sales; it also involves the systematic development of technological capability, organizational systems, regulatory compliance, and global operational capacity.

This course aims to provide a structured analysis of the strategic logic and practical pathways behind the globalization of Chinese technology enterprises. From shifts in global competitive dynamics and market entry strategies to compliance governance, technology infrastructure, and global operational capability, the course builds a comprehensive analytical framework for understanding the internationalization of Chinese technology firms.

Through case studies of companies such as Huawei, Alibaba Cloud, DeepSeek, Unitree Robotics, and Game Science, the course examines how Chinese technology enterprises establish technological advantages, ecosystem partnerships, and global brand influence in international markets while achieving sustainable expansion amid complex regulatory environments and cultural differences.

Ultimately, the course helps participants understand the evolving model of Chinese enterprise globalization, from product export to the export of technological capability and ecosystem systems, and from single-market competition to system-level global competitiveness.