4 d. ago China approves tech companies buying Nvidia H200 GPUs in some cases: report (NVDA:NASDAQ)

China approves tech companies buying Nvidia H200 GPUs in some cases: report (NVDA:NASDAQ)  Seeking Alpha

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9 d. ago China curbs rare earth exports to Japanese companies after dual

China curbs rare earth exports to Japanese companies after dual-use ban, WSJ reports  Reuters

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1 week ago China tells some companies to halt Nvidia H200 orders before it decides on access: report

China tells some companies to halt Nvidia H200 orders before it decides on access: report  Seeking Alpha

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1 week ago Baidu and Huawei tighten grip on China’s GPU cloud as chipmakers chase IPOs

Baidu and Huawei Technologies collectively accounted for more than 70 per cent of China’s market for cloud services built on home-grown graphics processing units (GPUs) in the first half of 2025, as home-grown artificial intelligence chips gain traction amid rising demand for computing power and a wave of public listing plans. The figures, published in a Frost & Sullivan report released on Sunday, defined “GPU cloud” providers as companies that controlled the full chip-to-cloud value chain –...

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2 w. ago China’s New Cybersecurity Law Demands Faster Incident Reporting From Companies

China’s New Cybersecurity Law Demands Faster Incident Reporting From Companies  gHacks Technology News

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3 w. ago ByteDance, other major Chinese tech firms dominate local consumer AI market: report

ByteDance-owned Doubao remained mainland China’s top consumer artificial intelligence app in December, according to a report, as the country’s Big Tech companies continued to lead emerging start-ups in this market. Doubao, a ChatGPT-like app, had 155 million weekly active users in the second week of December, according to data released on Tuesday by business intelligence service provider QuestMobile. It said that number was nearly double the 81.56 million total recorded by DeepSeek’s eponymous...

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4 w. ago How China cracked the US ‘super code’ that controls most power grids in the world

China is no longer using American software to run its power grid. The Southern Regional Electricity Market (SREM) – the world’s largest unified power market – has switched fully to Tianquan, a solver developed by Chinese engineers with speeds 14 per cent faster than American products, according to a report by the official Science and Technology Daily. It follows recent reports that the State Grid, Huawei and many other leading Chinese companies have abandoned US solvers. If China no longer needs...

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