Exclusive | Northern Metropolis industrial park draws ‘global interest’ from AI, green firms

    Exclusive | Northern Metropolis industrial park draws ‘global interest’ from AI, green firms

    The new industrial park under the Northern Metropolis megaproject has attracted strong global interest from companies in environmental and AI sectors, its chairman has said, with plans to provide international education and accommodation facilities. Jeffrey Lam Kin-fung, the newly appointed chairman of the Hung Shui Kiu Industry Park Company, also aims to have the park…

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      How SourcingAI is Redefining Professional Sourcing and Supplier Intelligence in China

      NANJING, China, May 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — In today’s volatile B2B landscape, professional buyers face unprecedented hurdles: inefficient mass-searching, difficulty in verifying supplier credibility, and the high costs of physical inspections. While traditional B2B directories and generic AI tools often lack the precision required for serious trade, SourcingAI has emerged as a true industry disruptor….

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      Why the Cerebras IPO matters for the AI race with China

        Why the Cerebras IPO matters for the AI race with China

        Cerebras, an AI chipmaker, saw its shares nearly double on Nasdaq, closing up 70% with a $95B market cap. Cerebras’s powerful chips are key in the US-China AI tech race. Chris Buskirk, co-founder and chief investment officer of 1789 Capital, a key Cerebras investor, says the company’s IPO is geopolitically significant. On Thursday, shares of…

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        Opinion | China Is Worried About A.I. Too

          Opinion | China Is Worried About A.I. Too

          new video loaded: China Is Worried About A.I. Too transcript Back transcript China Is Worried About A.I. Too What if you weren’t worried about A.I. taking your job? That seems to be closer to the reality in China, where keeping pace with the new technology is a much bigger focus than economic disruption. On “Interesting…

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          Chinese tech companies talk up local chips as Nvidia reportedly wins approval for return

            China AI chips ramp up as Nvidia H200 access unclear

            China is focusing on large language models in the artificial intelligence space. Blackdovfx | Istock | Getty Images Production of Chinese chips could ramp up this year, as executives at the country’s biggest tech companies look to deploy more homegrown technology — as it’s reported U.S. chip giant Nvidia could return. On Wednesday, internet titan…

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              The First Hong Kong Embodied AI Industry Summit and AGIBOT Partner Conference 2026 Hong Kong Opens

              The First Hong Kong Embodied AI Industry Summit and AGIBOT Partner Conference 2026 Hong Kong Opens Accessibility Statement Skip Navigation AGIBOT unveils Hong Kong industry co-creation plan, international R&D headquarters initiative, and investment partnerships to accelerate real-world embodied AI deployment HONG KONG, May 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The First Hong Kong Embodied AI Industry Summit…

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                AI is no longer a cost-cutting solution in China

                Plus: Companies warned to prepare for Mythos Image: AI needs to augment, not replace Welcome to Computing’s weekly roundup of tech news in Asia. This week we look at China’s new ruling on AI, how countries are preparing for Anthropic’s Mythos, and the ongoing dispute between Samsung workers and management in South Korea. At a…

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