Major US financial institutions operating in Hong Kong are aggressively rolling out advanced artificial intelligence tools to their employees, navigating a complex geopolitical landscape where top American AI firms have restricted access to the region.
During the 23rd Shangri-La Dialogue (SLD) in Singapore, China articulated a firm stance on integrating artificial intelligence into military operations, calling for the establishment of legally binding international rules to govern its use.
Chinese artificial intelligence unicorn MiniMax has officially initiated an A-share initial public offering (IPO), setting the stage for a potential dual listing following its highly successful debut in Hong Kong earlier this year.
New data analysis from JPMorgan and the AI API aggregator OpenRouter indicates a dramatic shift in the global artificial intelligence landscape, with Chinese AI models capturing an increasingly large share of global developer traffic.
In a strategic move to modernize its critical infrastructure, China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) has unveiled a comprehensive national plan to integrate artificial intelligence across the energy sector.
The global appetite for artificial intelligence is having a profound and unexpected impact on global currency markets, providing strong support for the Chinese yuan.
As the global race for artificial intelligence supremacy intensifies, the focus is increasingly shifting from silicon to electricity. The staggering energy demands of training and running advanced AI models have made access to cheap, stable, and abundant power a critical competitive factor.
In a significant move to regulate the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence sector, China has introduced a new framework designed to tackle the pervasive “black box” problem inherent in complex AI models.
The competition to develop advanced dexterous robotic hands, widely considered the most challenging hardware bottleneck in humanoid robotics, is intensifying in China, fueled by a massive influx of venture capital. On May 29, Hangzhou-based startup Xynova announced the completion of its Series A funding round, raising approximately 1 billion yuan (US$148 million).
Huawei has introduced a new paradigm for semiconductor advancement, dubbed the Tau (τ) Scaling Law, aiming to bypass the constraints of traditional transistor scaling that have defined the industry for decades.
