Tech Competition

The company also expressed concerns about the recent U.S. approval of H200 chip exports to China—Nvidia’s second-most advanced chip.

China’s Lunar New Year gala performances dazzled viewers with humanoid robots, but the staged show was far from real-world autonomy, experts and observers said.

Security fears, political risk, and supply-chain de-risking are reshaping how Japanese companies view China’s manufacturing future.

U.S. worries about technology exports have mounted because ‘it could be used against us,’ said an expert at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

Beijing has not given the green light to import H200 chips after the United States revised rules to allow exports of the chips, according to Inventec.

They express concern that the decision ‘undercuts’ national security.

The Chinese automaker faces mounting questions over battery issues, quality control, and its rapid expansion into overseas markets.

China has gained control not only of critical minerals but also of their production. A new technique could solve both of these problems.

In July, the company announced that the Pentagon would become its largest shareholder.

China lends nearly $1 trillion to high-income countries, as much as its Belt and Road Initiative in the global South.

They said algorithms designed to undermine public trust and fracture society are setting the stage for a forced cross-strait peace pact.

The United States is currently winning the AI race, Trump said, but giving China advanced chips will provide it with ‘an equal advantage’ in the competition.

China’s export-based economy and technological dependence on the west are in conflict with the regime’s ‘major country’ diplomacy, analysts say.

The Chinese arm of Dutch-based chip maker Nexperia said the headquarters’ decision has ‘no legal effect’ in China.

The semiconductor toolmaker stated that it has inventory and alternatives for rare earth supplies, and that it’s expecting a decline in its China sales.

Experts say Uncle Sam’s support is necessary for U.S. businesses to compete against Beijing’s trade aggression. But it won’t work as a stand-alone.

The revamp is not just for commercial profit but is part of the Chinese regime’s political strategy, one expert points out.

By far the world’s biggest battery maker, Beijing takes advantage of international trade norms to capture an increasingly essential industry.

The new policy that allows H20 chip exporters to sell to China has led to concerns over national security and the deals’ legality.

The company also expressed concerns about the recent U.S. approval of H200 chip exports to China—Nvidia’s second-most advanced chip.

China’s Lunar New Year gala performances dazzled viewers with humanoid robots, but the staged show was far from real-world autonomy, experts and observers said.

Security fears, political risk, and supply-chain de-risking are reshaping how Japanese companies view China’s manufacturing future.

U.S. worries about technology exports have mounted because ‘it could be used against us,’ said an expert at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.

Beijing has not given the green light to import H200 chips after the United States revised rules to allow exports of the chips, according to Inventec.

They express concern that the decision ‘undercuts’ national security.

The Chinese automaker faces mounting questions over battery issues, quality control, and its rapid expansion into overseas markets.

China has gained control not only of critical minerals but also of their production. A new technique could solve both of these problems.

In July, the company announced that the Pentagon would become its largest shareholder.

China lends nearly $1 trillion to high-income countries, as much as its Belt and Road Initiative in the global South.

They said algorithms designed to undermine public trust and fracture society are setting the stage for a forced cross-strait peace pact.

The United States is currently winning the AI race, Trump said, but giving China advanced chips will provide it with ‘an equal advantage’ in the competition.

China’s export-based economy and technological dependence on the west are in conflict with the regime’s ‘major country’ diplomacy, analysts say.

The Chinese arm of Dutch-based chip maker Nexperia said the headquarters’ decision has ‘no legal effect’ in China.

The semiconductor toolmaker stated that it has inventory and alternatives for rare earth supplies, and that it’s expecting a decline in its China sales.

Experts say Uncle Sam’s support is necessary for U.S. businesses to compete against Beijing’s trade aggression. But it won’t work as a stand-alone.

The revamp is not just for commercial profit but is part of the Chinese regime’s political strategy, one expert points out.

By far the world’s biggest battery maker, Beijing takes advantage of international trade norms to capture an increasingly essential industry.

The new policy that allows H20 chip exporters to sell to China has led to concerns over national security and the deals’ legality.