Oracle Cancels Tencent’s US$7 Billion AI Chip Lease Under US Pressure
The five-year deal would have given Tencent up to 100,000 advanced AI chips in Southeast Asian data centers, its largest overseas compute lease.
The five-year deal would have given Tencent up to 100,000 advanced AI chips in Southeast Asian data centers, its largest overseas compute lease.
Chinese buyers led by Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance have ordered about 6 million RTX Pro 5500 cards, and expect several thousand by the end of 2026.
The official Hy4 adds image understanding and control of desktop software such as Blender and CAD tools, at the same API price as the August preview.
Chip equipment makers hit their daily limits as Shanghai and Shenzhen turnover rose above RMB2 trillion for the first time since September 22.
An 18-point initiative released at the World Internet Conference’s Wuzhen Summit asks countries to pool compute and data so Global South developers can build on open models.
Twenty organizations signed an eight-point convention that commits them to circuit breakers for agents and to resisting their use for algorithmic exploitation.
The compute-in-memory chip designer has won more than 150 product designs in under a year of M50 mass production, including a palm-sized Lenovo AI box.
E-Town Capital, Qiming and Zhaohui Capital led the round; its SL200 video chip has shipped nearly 100,000 units to Kuaishou, Alibaba Cloud and Bilibili.
Alibaba CEO Eddie Wu witnessed the signing, which covers five layers from data-center hardware to agents and builds on cooperation dating back to 2010.
Overseas revenue from the AI video model has grown nearly fivefold in six months, and Tencent ranks among its three biggest customers in China.