Technology, Media and Communications (TMT)
The TMT industry is one of the strategic areas where Hong An Xin Chen continues to lead. The firm's TMT legal team is committed to providing full-scenario, cross-jurisdictional forward-looking legal services to participants in the digital economy, helping clients gain a first-mover advantage amid technological revolutions and regulatory evolutions.
In the TMT field, Hong An Xin Chen aims to build a service model of "dual-driven digital ecosystem compliance governance and business innovation". Focusing on next-generation technology trends such as Web3.0, 6G communications, quantum computing, and space internet, the team provides end-to-end support—from technology R&D and product commercialization to global compliance—for emerging entities including metaverse platforms, satellite communication operators, AIGC developers, and edge computing service providers. Collaborating deeply with the Cyberspace Administration of China, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and global data governance bodies, the team's services cover cutting-edge areas such as large model training data compliance, international spectrum application for satellite communication, legal risk prevention for digital twin cities, ethical review of deep synthesis technologies (e.g., Deepfake), governance structure design for decentralized autonomous organizations (DAO), cross-border cloud service data sovereignty agreements, computing power transaction compliance frameworks, and brain-computer interface data privacy protection. The team has developed unique solutions for complex challenges like global tech sanctions, digital service tax (DST) disputes, and cross-border IP hijacking.
Composed of cross-disciplinary experts spanning technology, law, and policy research, the Hong An Xin Chen TMT team includes former chief legal representatives of international standards organizations, data governance officers of multinational tech companies, and authoritative scholars in digital sovereignty. Its service network covers global innovation hubs such as Silicon Valley, Singapore, and the EU. With profound insights into digital technology commercialization and the ability to predict geopolitical risks, the team has been named a "Game Changer" in TMT by The Legal 500 Asia-Pacific and "Team of the Year" in digital assets by IFLR1000, and has deeply participated in legislative consultations such as China's Generative Artificial Intelligence Service Management Measures. Hong An Xin Chen will continue to explore the legal boundaries of disruptive technologies like space internet, biological computing, and neuromorphic chips, providing paradigm guidance for new rights and obligations in the digital civilization era.
Business Types/Service Scope
- Authorization and compliant cleansing of training data for large language models (LLM)
- Application for international orbital resources and spectrum compliance in satellite communications
- Cross-border mutual recognition of metaverse digital identities and virtual property inheritance
- Edge computing node deployment and localized compliance review
- Smart contract audit for Web3.0 decentralized applications (DApp)
- Compliance for digital RMB application scenarios and payment systems
- Response to export controls on quantum encryption communication technologies
- Copyright ownership and infringement defense for AIGC content generation platforms
- Global licensing strategies for 6G standard-essential patents (SEP)
- Cross-border computing power resource sharing agreements and energy compliance
- Classification of brain-computer interface medical data and reconstruction of informed consent
- Data security governance for digital twin city modeling
- Geopolitical risk prevention for tech enterprises (e.g., CFIUS/UKNSI reviews)
- Ethical review of deepfake technology applications
- Data sovereignty of space internet and确权 of space assets
- Compliance management of open-source model licenses for generative AI
- Compliance for new digital advertising tracking technologies (e.g., Cookie alternatives)
- Cross-border transmission of autonomous driving high-precision map data
- Digital service tax (DST) disputes and cross-border tax planning optimization
- ESG digital disclosure and algorithmic bias governance for tech companies