Chinese tech firm Xiaomi reaped returns from its artificial intelligence spending in 2025 that “far exceeded expectations”, the company’s president Lu Weibing said in a recorded video posted on Chinese social media platform Douyin. Lu said the Beijing-based company was pivoting to embodied AI after heavy investment in general AI over the past few quarters….
China’s top securities regulator has pledged to widen foreign investors’ access to the mainland’s capital market while further lowering the fundraising threshold for technology firms, after a key indicator slumped nearly 4 per cent from a 10-year high in mid-November. Wu Qing, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), set out guidance for the…
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The U.S. is moving to tighten its grip on AI-related technologies, with lawmakers pushing to block China’s access to advanced American AI capabilities. According to Financial Times, a newly introduced bipartisan bill would bar NVIDIA from supplying China with its high-end H200 and Blackwell processors. The measure, called the Secure and Feasible Exports (SAFE) Chips…
Advanced Micro Devices CEO Lisa Su reiterated that the company is prepared to pay a 15% tax to the US government to ship its AI chips to China. Talking at an event hosted by Wired, AMD CEO talked about selling chips to China. She confirmed that AMD will pay a 15 percent tax instituted by…
Fallout continues after Japanese prime minister said use of force against Taiwan would be ‘survival threatening’ for Japan. Published On 5 Dec 20255 Dec 2025 Click here to share on social media share2 Share Japan and China have escalated their war of words at the United Nations following unprecedented remarks from Japanese Prime Minister Sanae…
China (MNN) — A revised law in China leaves a slippery legal opening for exploitation. On January 1, China will begin enforcing a revised Law of Public Order Offenses. The measure updates the Public Security Administration Punishments Law and bans organizing or inciting others to participate in superstitious, sect, secret-society, or illegal religious activities. Kurt…
China’s top securities regulator has pledged to widen foreign investors’ access to the mainland’s capital market while further lowering the fundraising threshold for technology firms, after a key indicator slumped nearly 4 per cent from a 10-year high in mid-November. Wu Qing, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), set out guidance for the…
Can you name any Greater Bay Area cities outside of Macao, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Zhuhai? Perhaps some of us have ventured to Zhongshan and Dongguan – but let’s be honest, can we really claim to know these other six cities that we’ve been buddied up with in the Greater Bay Area megalopolis? Here…
In the world of technology, for years, we have lived under the premise that the United States, together with its allies in Taiwan (TSMC) and the Netherlands (ASML), had complete control over cutting-edge technology. If you wanted advanced processors of 7 nanometers or less, you had to go through the Western loop. But China, specifically…
China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) issued a notice calling for “AI+ energy” pilot projects in November. (Photo: Pixabay) China is seeking to identify scalable artificial intelligence (AI) models to integrate into its energy system as part of its broader “AI+” industrial strategy. On 25 November, the National Energy Administration (NEA) issued a notice calling for “AI+ energy”…