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    China Has Made Its Biggest Breakthrough Yet In Homegrown Chip Manufacturing

    China has started mass-producing immersion deep ultraviolet (DUV) lithography machines crucial to manufacturing semiconductors that power the world’s most advanced electronic devices. In a bid to reduce its reliance on manufacturers from the U.S. and Europe, China has been developing domestic chip manufacturing in response to restrictions applied by the Dutch government (thanks to pressure…

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    China’s high-tech FDI surges in first 8 months of 2026

      China’s high-tech FDI surges in first 8 months of 2026

      फाइल तस्बिर काठमाडौं । China registered robust growth in foreign direct investment (FDI) in high-tech industries during the first eight months of the year, despite a decline in overall inflows, official data showed on Friday. During this period, FDI in high-tech industries surged 35.1 percent to 200.26 billion yuan (about 29.66 billion U.S. dollars), accounting…

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        F-35 Hong Kong diversion: F-35 parts sent from Australia to US end up in China, report says; investigation underway as fears grow over sensitive stealth technology reaching Beijing

        F-35 parts diverted to Hong Kong: Sensitive components of the US-made F-35 fighter jet were reportedly diverted to Hong Kong while being shipped from Australia to the United States for repairs, prompting an investigation and congressional briefings over concerns that classified technology could potentially have come within China’s reach. According to a Politico report, the…

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          Ajit Doval agents captured by China: When China captured Indian agents: Ajit Doval recalls the moment he thought, ‘this was the end of my career’

          National Security Advisor Ajit Doval on Saturday recalled a difficult episode from his early career when a group of operatives sent across the border went missing and were later found to be in Chinese custody. Doval was speaking as the chief guest at the two-day convocation ceremony of IIT Roorkee, where he reflected on the…

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          An AI hallucination nearly started a war between the US and China

            An AI hallucination nearly started a war between the US and China

            The takeaway: Warnings from AI developers have sparked widespread debate over whether, and how, the technology might cause human extinction. While much of that discussion has centered on rogue AI incidents, events in the Middle East suggest that military action driven by hallucinating AI tools may be the more immediate danger. Sources connected to the…

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            China state TV affiliate flags Anthropic data and 13 privacy policy tweaks ahead of US-China summit

              China state TV affiliate flags Anthropic data and 13 privacy policy tweaks ahead of US-China summit

              A social media platform linked to China Central Television (CCTV) has accused American artificial intelligence (AI) developer Anthropic of creating severe data security risks, alleging that the company’s internal privacy frameworks permit user records to be shared with US intelligence agencies without formal legal oversight. The allegations, published on Saturday (September 19) by Yuyuantantian, an…

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                A Xi-Trump summit deal can throw US carmakers under the China bus

                Top American automakers, suppliers and dealers have launched a coordinated lobbying blitz ahead of the high-stakes Washington summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Industry executives are scrambling to neutralise potential trade deals that could open domestic auto manufacturing lines to state-backed Chinese competitors. “We urge your administration to maintain policies that…

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