China is considering tighter controls on AI models, training data, and chip designs, potentially limiting how Chinese technology reaches global users.
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‘Falling apart’: Trump’s Boeing deal hits turbulence with Beijing
China’s demands for parts and service guarantees to avoid the impact of possible future U.S. export restrictions has stymied a purchase agreement.
Trump restricted China’s access to AI chips. The country is racing to build its own.
At the World AI Conference in Shanghai, Chinese chipmakers pitched their latest hardware to customers who can’t get Nvidia’s technology — and can’t get enough of theirs either.
Trump DOJ probing Harvard over ‘China-based’ financial aid programs
The Department of Justice said Monday it has opened a review into Harvard University‘s alleged China-linked financial aid programs to determine whether they unlawfully discriminate against students …
China Mobile-Led and Invested SEA-H2X International Submarine Cable Project Launches Commercially, Paving the Way for Digital and Intelligent Interconnectivity in Asia-Pacific
The SEA-H2X international submarine cable spans approximately 5,746 kilometers, featuring eight fiber pairs along the trunk and a system design capacity exceeding 200 Tbps. It con …
Nation expands imports to share market opportunities
Women dressed in traditional Thai costumes display durians on May 23 during the opening ceremony of an event in Nanning, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, to promote agricultural imports from Thailand …
Marco Rubio meets China’s Wang Yi as Iran conflict fears rattle global markets
Marco Rubio met China’s Wang Yi on July 22 amid rising Iran conflict fears. Here’s what the geopolitical tensions mean for Bitcoin and crypto …
Meiji sells China dairy business to Shanghai AustAsia Food
Japan’s Meiji Holdings is selling its dairy and B2B units in China to Shanghai AustAsia Food. The deal covers Meiji’s drinking milk and yogurt operations, including full ownership of its production …
Rubio meets China’s Wang at regional gathering where Iran war looms large
By Michael Martina and Nestor Corrales MANILA, July 22 (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on Wednesday discussed a visit to the U.S. in September by …
Rubio strikes cordial tone with China after Trump’s claims of election meddling
The top U.S. diplomat’s conciliatory approach could ease relations with Beijing ahead of President Donald Trump’s expected meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Nike unveils reboot of its troubled China operations
The sportswear giant will cut off most online third-party vendors selling its products to take more control.
At the sharp edge of the US.-China rivalry, the Philippines holds the line
Caught between pressure from Beijing and ties with Washington, the Philippines sits at the sharp edge of superpower rivalry …
As China advances in AI, Trump faces a new test in the technology race
But in recent days the size of that lead has been called into in question, with the arrival of a wave of new Chinese models that experts say are rapidly closing the gap. And, with…
