Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made his most direct public statements yet about the Chinese market during his visit to Taipei for Computex 2026, confirming that the company’s $200 billion CPU market forecast explicitly includes China and expressing a clear desire to deliver its advanced H200 AI accelerators to Chinese customers.
Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek announced on May 23 that it is permanently reducing the price of its flagship V4-Pro model by 75%, a move that has sent ripples through China’s AI industry and drawn immediate attention from analysts tracking the country’s domestic chip supply chain.
The United States and China have agreed to establish a formal intergovernmental dialogue on artificial intelligence safety. Announced by China’s Ministry of Finance, this marks a significant diplomatic breakthrough following the recent summit between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping.
DeepSeek, the Chinese AI startup that upended the global market with its highly efficient open-source models, is nearing the completion of a massive funding round that will value the company at approximately $45 billion.
The evaluation of humanoid robotics is moving out of controlled laboratory environments and into the messy, unpredictable real world.
China’s semiconductor industry is experiencing explosive growth, defying the stringent U.S. export controls designed to constrain its technological advancement. According to data highlighted by The Kobeissi Letter, China’s chip exports surged 100% year-on-year to a record $31 billion in April 2026.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly penetrating one of China’s oldest and most traditional sectors: agriculture.
The competition between the United States and China for dominance in artificial intelligence is playing out on the diplomatic stage at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) trade ministers’ meeting in Suzhou. While the official agenda focuses on trade imbalances and supply chain resilience, U.S.
China’s top economic planner has moved to reassure international markets regarding the country’s stance on foreign capital in the technology sector. During a press conference on Friday, Li Chao, a spokesperson for the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), stated unequivocally that China has never required its technology companies to reject foreign investment.
Venture capital is flowing back into China’s artificial intelligence sector at an unprecedented rate. The South China Morning Post reports that funding for AI-related startups in China jumped nearly threefold year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, as investors poured capital into developers of large language models and embodied AI.
The euphoria that gripped Chinese technology stocks following the rapid rise of AI startups like DeepSeek earlier this year appears to be fading.
Lenovo Group has reported its strongest full-year results in history, driven by a massive surge in demand for artificial intelligence hardware and services.
Alibaba Cloud has officially launched Qwen3.7-Max, a flagship large language model specifically engineered for the era of autonomous AI agents.
The race to commercialize humanoid robots in China is entering a new, high-stakes phase.
Tencent has officially open-sourced its Hy-MT2 multilingual translation model family, delivering a significant breakthrough in specialized, on-device artificial intelligence.
Advanced Micro Devices is executing a dual-track strategy that is as ambitious as it is geopolitically delicate. Within the span of a single week, AMD CEO Lisa Su visited Shanghai to personally court Chinese AI developers, then announced a sweeping $10 billion investment in Taiwan’s semiconductor ecosystem.
For years, Nvidia’s CUDA software platform has functioned as the invisible infrastructure of the global AI industry, a proprietary ecosystem so deeply embedded in the workflows of researchers and engineers that switching away from it seemed practically impossible.
In a sprawling facility in Beijing’s Shougang Park, a former art teacher named Fudi Luo spends her days engaged in a novel form of vocational training. CNBC reports that her students are not young people seeking to enter the workforce.
As artificial intelligence accelerates its penetration of China’s white-collar economy, a pair of leading economists are sounding the alarm over the disproportionate impact on young professionals and proposing a structural solution: a dedicated AI Employment Compensation Fund.
Authorities in Taiwan have launched a criminal investigation into an alleged smuggling operation targeting advanced AI hardware, with the Keelung District Prosecutors Office announcing it is investigating three individuals accused of using forged documents to illegally export servers equipped with restricted Nvidia chips to mainland China.
