Chinese military records show attempts to buy banned Nvidia chips for its AI projects. Find out more about what they reveal.

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This week, the country's top internet watchdog summoned Nvidia reps over what it calls serious security risks tied to the H20 ...

With Big Tech players like Google, Microsoft, and Meta vying to dominate the AI market, China’s High Flyer, Baidu, Moonshot, ...

While no one has waved an official chequered flag in the Sino-American race for AI supremacy, the markets are betting that ...

Huawei’s new CloudMatrix supercomputer has outperformed NVIDIA’s platform, signaling a global AI power shift as US chip bans backfire and China gains ground with sovereign AI technology.

On the surface, China’s enthusiasm for open technologies — a community-driven ecosystem grounded in transparency and ...

The chip array supports more than 2 billion pulsed neurons and over 100 billion synapses, making Darwin Monkey the world's first brain-like computer to combine advanced thinking abilities with vision, ...

Some Silicon Valley startups are embracing China's outlawed "996" work culture, expecting employees to work 12-hour days, six ...

China state media is calling for Nvidia Corp. to prove that its H20 chip is secure, saying it can’t allow flawed chips into the country.

China appears to have sought access to Nvidia products for military AI applications and the development of a robot dog.

Alibaba Cloud founder, Wang Jian, asserts that China, not Silicon Valley, is shaping the future of artificial intelligence (AI).